The EXAFS desktop X-ray absorption spectrometer is a laboratory grade equipment based on the principle of Extended X-ray Absorption Fine Structure (EXAFS), which can achieve high-precision material structure analysis in conventional environments. It has the characteristics of not relying on synchrotron radiation, supporting multi-element detection, and having a wide range of applications.
EXAFSDesktop X-ray absorption spectrometerIt is a laboratory grade equipment based on the principle of Extended X-ray Absorption Fine Structure (EXAFS), which can achieve high-precision material structure analysis in conventional environments. It has the characteristics of not relying on synchrotron radiation, supporting multi-element detection, and having a wide range of applications. The following is a detailed introduction to the device:
1、 Equipment principle and advantages
EXAFSDesktop X-ray absorption spectrometerBased on the principle of Extended X-ray Absorption Fine Structure (EXAFS), the local structure within 0.3-1.0 nanometers around the absorbing atoms is measured to analyze parameters such as atomic spacing, coordination number, and element type. Its core advantages lie in:
Not dependent on synchrotron radiation source: Traditional XAFS technology relies on synchrotron radiation source, while desktop devices achieve transmission/fluorescence dual-mode measurement under non synchrotron radiation conditions through high-resolution monochromators (such as spherical curved crystals) and SDD detectors, making daily laboratory use possible.
Multi element detection capability: It can measure different types of atoms separately, distinguish neighboring atom types, support the detection of low concentration samples in parts per million, and is applicable to both ordered and disordered substances.
High precision and flexibility: With an energy resolution of 0.5-10 eV, it supports testing of solid, liquid, and gaseous samples and is equipped with transmission in-situ electrochemical cells, high and low temperature electromagnetic in-situ cells, etc., to meet diverse experimental needs.
2、 Application Fields
Catalytic Science:
Conduct in-depth research on the structure-activity relationship of catalyst materials to provide technical support for project application and completion.
Combined with XPS technology, comprehensively understand the valence state and coordination information of elements on the catalyst surface and in the bulk phase.
Paired with customized in-situ reaction tanks, real-time monitoring of changes in catalyst valence state coordination and other information during catalytic reactions.
Energy storage:
Evaluate the redox reversibility of battery materials during cycling.
Research on the lithiation kinetics and soluble manganese ions of positive electrode materials for lithium-ion batteries.
Analyze the situation of sulfide precipitation and insufficient utilization of active materials in lithium sulfur batteries.
Materials Science:
Used for the characterization of various materials, including the study of complex systems and disordered structured materials.
Study the relevant properties of radioactive isotopes, surfaces, and interface materials.
Monitor the dynamic changes of materials.
Biomacromolecules:
Study the metals and their neighboring structures in biomolecules containing metals.
Research on metalloproteins that play an important role in the life process.
Environmental Science:
Analyze the valence states and contents of elements in samples such as glass, soil, and plastic.
Detecting heavy metal pollution in animal and plant tissues.