Contact resonance atomic force microscopy (CR-AFM) in applied mineralogy: the case of natural and thermally treated diaspore
Daniele Passeri(Sapienza University of Rome), D. Ajó(University of Padua), Melania Reggente(Sapienza University of Rome), Anna Maria De Francesco(University of Calabria), Marco Rossi(Sapienza University of Rome), Stella Nunziante Cesaro(Sapienza University of Rome), Valeria Guglielmotti(University of Rome Tor Vergata), Murat Hatipoğlu(Dokuz Eylül University), Roberta Scarpelli(University of Calabria), Joost J. Vlassak(Harvard University)
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