Analysis of Trace Elemental Distribution in Plant Specimens
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Compositional Analysis and Microscopy with X-ray Fluorescence Technology Complementary to Synchrotron Performance
Redefining µ-XRF with the world’s first X-ray Fluorescence Microscope, enabled by Sigray Patented Technology
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Key Features
- Highest resolution x-ray fluorescence mcroscope spatial resolution down to 5 μm
- Highest throughput x-ray fluorescence microscope down to 5 ms/point
- Unprecedented PPB sensitivity within 1 second, up to orders of magnitude higher in sensitivity than alternative techniques such as SEM-EDS
- High brightness x-ray source 50X brightness of microfocus sources used in conventional μXRFs
- Easy to use and powerfully precise simultaneous detection of multiple elements and no sample preparation required
- Fine Anode Array Source Technology (FAAST) Sigray's unique multi-target source provides easy software-selection of target materials to ensure the ultimate sensitivity for each element
- Patented Trace Mineralogy Technique Femtogram and < 1ppm sensitivity for trace elements. Orders of magnitutde higher sensitivity than SEM-EDS
- GeoFocused edition provides chemical mapping mining, geochronology, exploration with simultaneous acqutistion
- Patented Multi Energy Approach maximise element sensitivity using a push button change of source and optic
Applications
- Mineralogy
- Life sciences & metallomics
- Contaminants & impurities in industrial processes e.g. batteries
- Semiconductor
- Environmental/botany
AttoMap Models
- All
- CL
- CLEM
- EBSD
- EDS
- Electron Beam Lithography (EBL)
- Electron Microscopy
- In situ
- Micro XRF
- Microscopy
- SEM
- WDS