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Isn't that basically what X-ray crystallography is (taking the liberty to include X-rays as "light")? Though with the (significant) restriction that it only wor
by cfallin 10y ago
Isn't that basically what X-ray crystallography is (taking the liberty to include X-rays as "light")? Though with the (significant) restriction that it only works for repeating crystal structures, not unique individual targets...
- amelius 10y agoYes, so my question is if we can do it also on individual targets.
- cfallin 10y agoAh, yes, sorry, I missed your "of a single non-repeating atom" :-) I'm also curious -- but I wonder, would this allow for imaging anything that a scanning electron microscope can't?
- sukilot 10y agoXrays are human-invisible light, part of the EM spectrum. No liberty needed.