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The scanning probe microscope (Multiple Choice)

The scanning probe microscope
A) uses very large mirrors and lenses to enhance an image.
B) can scan small things from a large distance away, such as the surface of the Moon.
C) characterizes the surface atoms of a material.
D) vaporizes a substance, then analyzes and manipulates the components.

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Conceptual Physical Science

Edition: 6^th

Authors: Hewitt, Suchocki

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