Application Notes: Atomic Spectroscopy
The Measurement of Oxides in High Calcium Limestone Using Empirical Calibration.
December 1st 2016Limestone is widely used as the main ingredient in cement and mortar, and as an aggregate in concrete and asphalt for building roads. It iis also used as a soil conditioner and is the raw material for making quick lime and slaked lime. During mining and processing operations, limestone composition must be monitored and controlled to ensure proper quality and characteristics are achieved for a variety of products. This application note demonstrates the measurement of carbonates and major oxides in high calcium limestone by EDXRF using empirical calibration.
Application of Miniature X-ray Sources to Residual Stress Measurements
June 1st 2016Miniature X-ray sources reached the development level that is appropriate for their use in the handheld and portable X-Ray diffraction (XRD) instruments. This note describes the application of X-ray sources for the residual stress measurements using XRD.
Application of Miniature X-ray Sources to Residual Stress Measurements
April 1st 2016Miniature X-ray sources reached the development level that is appropriate for their use in the hand held and portable X-Ray diffraction (XRD) instruments. This note describes the application of X-ray sources for the residual stress measurements using XRD.
In-Field Measurements of Major Elements and Base Metals with Handheld LIBS
October 1st 2015Data for a handheld LIBS device (SciAps Z-500) is presented demonstrating in-field measurement of several elements critical for geochemical applications. In some cases these elements have never before been measured with a handheld device.
Simultaneous Single Reaction Chamber Microwave Digestion of Mixed-Consumer Products
September 1st 2014Milestone's UltraWAVE microwave digestion system with single reaction chamber (SRC) technology, enables the simultaneous digestion of up of to 22 different sample types and chemistries at temperatures and pressures as high as 300 ?C and 199 bar.
Lanthanide Series Investigations with TSI LIBS Desktop Analyzer
September 1st 2014The lanthanide series is a series of metallic elements, with atomic numbers 58 through 71, which are - in order of increasing atomic number - cerium, praseodymium, neodymium, promethium, samarium, europium, gadolinium, terbium, dysprosium, holmium, erbium, thulium, ytterbium, and lutetium.