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why we see object in nenometer by using optical microscope?

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Because they only have resolutions in the micrometer range by using visible light, the light microscopes cannot be used to see in the nanometer range. In order to see in the nanometer range, we would need something that has higher energy than visible light. ... Electron microscopes use electrons to focus on a sample.

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