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Extending cryo-electron microscopy beyond water

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Scientists have developed a capability to directly observe materials dispersed in organic solvents using cryo-electron microscopy, overcoming a major technical challenge that previously limited understanding of how microscopic structures influence performance in advanced technologies like paints, catalysts, and drug-delivery systems.

What it doesn’t mean

This does not prove immediate commercial applications or that all organic solvent systems can be imaged equally well; further refinement and validation across different material types may be needed.

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