Electron Microscopy Sciences Graphene Oxide On Lacey Carbon, Cu Grid, 300 Mesh

Electron Microscopy Sciences Graphene oxide (go) support film is a super thin (<1nm), naturally hydrophilic layer placed over the support film on grids. Pre-treatment of go support films is unnecessary - by default, the hydrophilic surface spreads particles evenly across the grid. A hydrophobic surface can be achieved by heating in the air. It works well with holey carbon, lacey carbon, and quantifoil grid types, effectively spanning the gaps. It is less expensive than graphene to produce due to complexity of graphene manufacturing and has a better background contrast than graphene resulting in higher resolution. Nearly transparent in electron beam and barely visible under optical microscopes. Regular batch checking ensures correct coverage of monomers. Note: plasma cleaning or glow discharge will damage the support film. - EMS