1979
DOI: 10.1016/0047-7206(79)90020-7
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A technique to remove gold-palladium from SEM samples

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“…painting micro-samples. Moreover, the removal of such layers is done mechanically or using chemicals which can strongly interact and destroy the surface of the sample 26,27,[29][30][31][32][33][34] for further studies.…”
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“…painting micro-samples. Moreover, the removal of such layers is done mechanically or using chemicals which can strongly interact and destroy the surface of the sample 26,27,[29][30][31][32][33][34] for further studies.…”
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“…While this cyanide method provides excellent results for the removal of pure gold, in the authors' experience it has offered only limited success in removing the gold alloy, gold-palladium, although others (Golden, 1989) have cited better results. Alternatively, a 10% ferric chloride (FeCl 3 ) mixture in ethanol may be used on Au-Pd (Crissman & McCann, 1979). Ferric chloride is light sensitive, requiring additional care during use and storage.…”
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“…It is therefore desirable to be able to coat specimens with gold, and to remove the gold coating without damage to the material. There are published techniques for removing gold from SEM samples (Hansen 1968; Urban 1968; Sela 1977; Sela and Boyd 1977; Crissman and MacCann 1979; Green 2001). Golden (1989) and Hodgkinson (1991) provided summary discussions of some techniques.…”
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