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Specimen Preparation Techniques for Scanning Electron Microscopy,ous misinterpretations about the actual nature of the object in the scanner. For a practical solution to the above problem, it is possible to make stereo pairs in the SEM or, more crudely, to rapidly change the angle of viewing or the rotation and thus come to a mental conclusion about what is under