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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22184/1993-8578.2025.18.3-4.204.210
Force curves in atomic force microscopy (AFM) display the interaction between a cantilever and a sample. These curves are essential for understanding various material properties and interactions at the nanoscale, for studying elasticity, stiffness, and adhesive properties of biological samples. Force curves are used to study molecular interactions such as bond breaking and polymer stretching. Force mapping or volumetric maps of the distribution of force curves help reconstruct the spatial distribution of mechanical properties.
Tags: atomic force microscopy biomechanics force curves mechanical properties. scanning probe microscopy атомно-силовая микроскопия биомеханика механические свойства силовые кривые сканирующая зондовая микроскопия
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Force curves in atomic force microscopy (AFM) display the interaction between a cantilever and a sample. These curves are essential for understanding various material properties and interactions at the nanoscale, for studying elasticity, stiffness, and adhesive properties of biological samples. Force curves are used to study molecular interactions such as bond breaking and polymer stretching. Force mapping or volumetric maps of the distribution of force curves help reconstruct the spatial distribution of mechanical properties.
Tags: atomic force microscopy biomechanics force curves mechanical properties. scanning probe microscopy атомно-силовая микроскопия биомеханика механические свойства силовые кривые сканирующая зондовая микроскопия
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