Russian developers are proud of their device, which promises a breakthrough in scientific research techniques. According to news sources, no microscope in the world can top their claim of having as high a resolution as their device, the protonic Nano-Introscope. It is so powerful that it will not only reveal atoms, but also the electron shells of single atoms! (This refers to the orbits followed by electrons around an atom nucleus). Due to the fact that each shell has only a fixed number of electrons and is associated with a particular range of electron energy, this special measuring device with resolving power of 0.01 nanometers is no less than revolutionary. Its very existence guarantees the expansion of existing horizons for studying structures with atomic and subatomic dimensions.
The science of microscopy is only as good as its instruments and the protonic Nano-Introscope with its incredibly high-resolution properties opens a new window into heretofore-unexplored realms of research. With the help of this device, one may now examine at closer range the shape and structure of the electron shells of individual atoms. The Nano-Introscope is also small in size and reasonably priced, two factors certain to attract much attention within the scientific community. The developers of this measuring device believe that their scientific innovation will eventually replace existing electronic microscopes, the majority of which are expensive, bulky and complicated to operate.
Generally speaking, up until now, atoms could be seen in atomic-force microscopes but only as peaks on a diagram. Although still a model, the new device has already passed several important tests. The Nano-Introscope represents the latest in scientific microscopy, filled with pod nanotubes, and cerium atoms, packed in fullerenes (a family of molecules composed entirely of carbon, in the form of a hollow sphere, ellipsoid, tube, or plane).
Industrial production of the protonic Nano-Introscope is slated for the future since further scientific investigation is required and will be performed. Even the preliminary results obtained by researchers are enough to significantly excite the scientific community.
The world awaits the production of the protonic Nano-Introscope.
Who knows what secrets it will unfold?