
Episode 3: Characterization Techniques:
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Analyzing nanomaterials requires specialized instruments capable of resolving atomic-level details. Scanning electron microscopy and transmission electron microscopy provide high-resolution images of surface and internal structures. Atomic force microscopy measures surface topography and mechanical properties. X-ray diffraction reveals crystalline structure, while Raman spectroscopy identifies molecular compositions.This episode details the characterization tools essential for nanotechnology research. Each technique is explained in terms of its operating principles and typical applications. Surface characterization methods like zeta potential and BET analysis are included to assess particle stability and surface area. The discussion emphasizes how these tools complement each other to provide a complete picture of nanomaterial properties. Students learn how to select the appropriate technique based on the information needed. The episode concludes with examples of how characterization data informs material design and optimization.