Volume 26 26


Numbe 2 Number


2018 March March


Microanalysis of Meteorites


12 Auger Spectroscopy in Planetary Science: Elemental Analysis of Presolar Silicate Grains Christine Floss


Contents


18 Distinguishing Meteoritic Nanodiamonds from Disordered Carbon Using Atom-Probe Tomography J. B. Lewis, D. Isheim, C. Floss, and D. N. Seidman


24 Adhesive-Based Atom Probe Sample Preparation Surya S. Rout, Philipp R. Heck, Nestor J. Zaluzec, Dieter Isheim, Dean J. Miller, and David N. Seidman


Electron Microscopy


32 Cryo-Ultramicrotomy of Complex Molecular Fluids Min Gao


42 Do We Need Three-Dimensional Fourier Transform Analysis to Evaluate High-Performance TEMs? Kazuo Ishizuka and Koji Kimoto


Pioneers


50 Pioneers in Optics: Michael Faraday Eric Clark


Highlights from Microscopy and Microanalysis About the Cover


56 Cryo-Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) and Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy (STEM)-in-SEM for Bio- and Organo-Mineral Interface Characterization in the Environment


56 Improved Three-Dimensional (3D) Resolution of Electron Tomograms Using Robust Mathematical Data-Processing Techniques


57 Depth Resolution Dependence on Sample Thickness and Incident Energy in On-Axis Transmission Kikuchi Diffraction in Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM)


Letter to the Editor


58 Toxicity of Visible Light Follows a Rule Similar to that for X-Ray Damage Rino Saiga and Ryuta Mizutani


Secondary ion mass spectrometry maps of oxygen isotope ions.


Clockwise from upper left: 16O–, 17O–, 18O–, and 18O–/16O–. Presolar grain revealed in map of 17O–. Full width = 9.3 µm.


See article by Floss.


Authors’ Response Firas Mubaid and Claire M. Brown


Departments


7 Editorial 9 Carmichael’s Concise Review


52 Industry News 54 Product News


60 NetNotes 69 Calendar of Meetings 73 Dear Abbe 74 Index of Advertisers


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