Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone was familiar with the protocol used by
manufacturers such as Menzel-Glaser regarding placing a permanent
positive charge on their glass slides. In the case of M-G they are
called Superfrost PLUS or ULTRA PLUS slides. The reason I am asking is
because I wish to positively charge /quartz/ slides, rather than glass
ones. Quartz is needed for my spectroscopy experiments. I am aware that
it is relatively easy to self-coat slides if you wish to use
poly-l-lysine or silane but both will show up as background interference
in my case. I am actually unaware if and how well quartz can actually
hold a charge. Any help appreciated!
Thanks,
Kelvin
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*Dr. Kelvin W. C. Poon
Postdoctoral Research Fellow
*Radiation and Environmental Science Centre*
*focas** institute***
dublin institute of technology
camden row, dublin 8
Ireland
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