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Measurement of absolute particle-surface separation using total internal reflection microscopy and radiation pressure forcesby: M. A. Brown, E. J. Staples
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AbstractWe have previously show how total internal reflection microscopy and radiation pressure forces can be used to study weak interactions between particles and surfaces. The work described here illustrates how we have improved the experiment and extended the technique to measure absolute particle-surface separations as a function of NaCl electrolyte concentration. In so doing, we have shown how the dynamics of particles moving orthogonal to a plane surface can be studied. © 1990 American Chemical Society.
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