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Scanning force microscopy at both the air/solid and the liquid/solid interface is very common and understood accurately. Here we demonstrate that the scanning force microscope (SFM) is capable of investigating even at the liquid/air interface, i.e., the surface of a Langmuir film floating on the water subphase.
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