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Calculate the spatial resolution and the depth of field at the diffraction limit for an electron microscope using electrons with a wavelength of 0.0037 nm (100 kV) and lens angle α of 0.01 radians. Compare the depth of field for the electron microscope be if it only needs to achieve a comparable resolution to the 50x optical lens in problem #1 (as opposed to its own ultimate resolution). By what factor is it larger or smaller than the depth of field of the 50X lens?

Name: calculate the spatial resolution and the depth of field at the diffraction limit for an electron microscope using electrons with a wavelength of 00037 nm 100 kv and lens angle of 001 radians 42935
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          Calculate the spatial resolution and the depth of field at the diffraction limit for an electron microscope using electrons with a wavelength of 0.0037 nm (100 kV) and lens angle α of 0.01 radians.
Compare the depth of field for the electron microscope be if it only needs to achieve a comparable resolution to the 50x optical lens in problem #1 (as opposed to its own ultimate resolution). By what factor is it larger or smaller than the depth of field of the 50X lens?

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Calculate the spatial resolution and the depth of field at the diffraction limit for an electron microscope using electrons with a wavelength of 0.0037 nm (100 kV) and lens angle α of 0.01 radians. Compare the depth of field for the electron microscope be if it only needs to achieve a comparable resolution to the 50x optical lens in problem #1 (as opposed to its own ultimate resolution). By what factor is it larger or smaller than the depth of field of the 50X lens?