Abstract
Glycol methacrylate hardened with 10-15% glycerin showed no charging and gave dark contrast in the scanning electron microscope with an acceleration voltage of 25kV and a specimen current of 1×10-10A. Using human blood cells, it Was shown that this conductively treated resin is a useful mounting substrate to highlight the non-coated microsamples or to obtain their highly contrasted images under the scanning electron microscope. It was also demonstrated that the glycerin-substituted blood cells can be scanned with little shrinkage.
