Which inaccuracy arises when a transmission electron microscope (TEM) samples diverse thicknesses?

💡 Explanation

Spherical aberration becomes thickness-dependent because the Ewald sphere intersection with diffraction patterns shifts. This causes blurred high-resolution details as outer lens regions improperly focus electrons, therefore resolution decreases, rather than from chromatic or coma effects which dominate other aberration types.

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