The correct option is B Electron microscopy
Osmium tetroxide is useful in electron microscopy. It is a widely used staining agent in transmission electron microscopy (TEM) to provide contrast to the image. As a lipid stain, it is also useful in scanning electron microscope (SEM). It embeds a heavy metal directly into cell membranes, creating a high electron scattering rate without the need for coating the membrane with a layer of metal, which can obscure details of the cell membrane.