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High Performance TXRF Spectrometer for Ultra-Trace Element Analysis
Rapid and Cost-efficient TXRF - an Alternative to ICP
The S4 T-STAR is a versatile tool for the analysis of a broad range of sample types including suspensions, powders, nanoparticles or films. This puts it ahead of ICP, which requires fully dissolved liquid samples. The TXRF spectrometer provides a powerful solution for water, effluent, air and ...
Fast trace element analysis with TXRF
Quantitative and semiquantitative element analysis of liquids, suspensions, solids and contamination
The S2 PICOFOX is a transportable TXRF spectrometer for ultra-trace element analysis. Due to its complete independence of any gas or cooling medium, the analyzer can be used not only in the laboratory but also for on-site analyses in the field. It's working principle is based on total reflection ...
Fully automated, multi-technique surface analysis system to advance your research
Efficient workflows with XPS, UPS, ISS, REELS and Raman spectroscopy
The new Thermo Scientific™ Nexsa™ G2 surface analysis system is a fully automated XPS instrument that seemlessly integrates additional analysis techniques, advancing your understanding of the widest range of sample types including microelectronics, polymers, catalysts or bio-materials. The Nexsa ...
Little ones making it big: Spectrometer modules small enough for handheld devices
Palm-sized optics for highly sensitive NIR measurements of food and industrial products
No matter whether you perform process analyses, material inspections or medical examinations, NIR measurements require high resolution with an excellent signal-to-noise ratio. Hamamatsu's Fourier transform infrared spectrometer (FTIR) gives you just that, and its extremely compact size of 76 mm x ...
