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1. Couplings
Atomic force microscopy (AFM) and scanning tunnelling microscopy (STM) belong to the family of near-field microscopies and are not, by nature, electrochemical techniques, unlike SECM, as shown by their operating principle and related instrumental aspects
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This company sells mixed probes (which can act simultaneously as force sensors and electrochemical probes) identical to those shown in figure 2c, and derived from the first manufacturing method described...
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