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'''Bright Field:'''<br\>
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In this mode the contrast formation is formed directly by absorption and scattering of electrons in the sample.<br\>
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Thicker regions of the sample, or regions with a higher atomic number will appear dark, whereas regions with no sample in the beam path will appear bright – hence the term "bright field“.<br\>
 
Mass Thickness Contrast.<br\>
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'''Bright Field:'''</br>
In this mode the contrast formation is formed directly by absorption and scattering of electrons in the sample.</br>
Thicker regions of the sample, or regions with a higher atomic number will appear dark, whereas regions with no sample in the beam path will appear bright – hence the term "bright field“.</br>
Mass Thickness Contrast.</br>

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Bright Field:
In this mode the contrast formation is formed directly by absorption and scattering of electrons in the sample.
Thicker regions of the sample, or regions with a higher atomic number will appear dark, whereas regions with no sample in the beam path will appear bright – hence the term "bright field“.
Mass Thickness Contrast.