Nanomaterials have recently demonstrated immense application potential across various fields including semiconductors, energy storage, catalysis, biomedicine, and environmental remediation. SEM is critically important in nanomaterials research. It enables direct observation of nanostructures, including particle size, distribution, uniformity, and agglomeration. Combined with EDS, SEM also allows for micro-area compositional analysis to determine chemical makeup. These capabilities provide vital technical support for R&D, performance optimization, and application of nanomaterials.
