Which microscope is the most powerful and can map the attoms on the surface of an object? a classroom microscopea transmission electron microscopea scanning electron microscopea scanning tunneling microscope

The correct answer is scanning electron microscope.

This type of microscope uses electrons to get a detailed view of the surface of a specimen and as the question states, is the most powerful microscope. Transmission electron microscopes are also very powerful, but aren’t as effective for viewing the surface of a specimen. Classroom microscopes are not very powerful and do not allow for such detailed viewing.

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