The SMART-EM cinematographic imaging on an aberration-corrected TEM equipped with cameras operating at 50-200 frames per second (fps) provided experimental support for the models in Fig. and. To this end, we decorated an aggregate of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) with 1,3,5benzenetricarboxylic acid used as a "chemical fishhook ," on which we captured individual QDs from toluene solution (Fig. ). Without the fishhook installed, we could not capture any QDs. Note that the sizes of the atomic images are approximately proportional to Z 2/3 (Z = atomic number), and we can see using TEM only the heavy atoms, Br (Z = 35), Cs (55), and Pb (82) atoms, but not C, N, and H atoms. A Zcorrelated (ZC) model is shown in Fig. .