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XRD Diffractometer

Labmate XRD Diffractometer features an extensive range of X-ray tubes, including options such as glass, ceramic, ripple ceramic, etc. Boasts adjustable scanning ranges and speeds, accommodating a wide range of sample types. Incorporated with an X-ray generator control system, to monitor X-ray parameters ensuring accuracy and reliability. Combined with a goniometer structure, for seamless customization of sample positioning and orientation. Our instrument can handle different diffraction ranges, for studying crystal structures with precision and speed.

XRD Diffractometer LMXRD-A100

  • X-Ray Tube: Glass tube, ceramic tube, ripple ceramic tube: Cu, Fe, Co, Cr, Mo, etc.,
  • Scanning Range: 0 to 164˚
  • Scanning Speed: 0.0012 º to 70 º min
  • Focus Size: 1×10 mm/ 0.4 × 14 mm/ 2×12 mm
  • Stability: ≤0.01%

XRD Diffractometer LMXRD-B100

  • X-Ray Tube: Metal ceramic tube: Cu, Fe, Co, Cr, Mo, etc
  • Scanning Range: -6 to 160°
  • Scanning Speed: 0.0012° to 50°/min
  • Focus Size: 1×10 mm, 0.4×14 mm or 2×12 mm
  • Stability: ≤ 0.005 %

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an XRD Diffractometer?

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An XRD Diffractometer is an apparatus designed to investigate the structure of crystalline materials.

How does an XRD Diffractometer work?

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It utilizes X-ray diffraction to measure the angles and intensities of diffracted X-rays, enabling the determination of crystallographic structure of sample.

What types of samples can be analyzed using XRD diffractometer?

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It can analyze a variety of samples such as metals, alloys, polymers, ceramics, minerals and pharmaceuticals.

Can XRD Diffractometer be used for quantitative analysis?

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It is commonly used for quantitative phase analysis.

Can XRD Diffractometer be used for identifying unknown materials?

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It is used to identify unknown crystalline materials by comparing their diffraction patterns to a database of known materials.

What is the difference between XRD Diffractometer and Electron Microscopy?

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XRD Diffractometer provides information about the crystallographic structure of materials whereas Electron Microscopy provides detailed images of the surface morphology of sample.

Is XRD Diffractometer analysis affected by temperature?

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Temperature influences the crystal structure and causes change in peak positions due to thermal expansion or contraction.

Can XRD Diffractometer be used for structural analysis of nanomaterials?

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It is commonly used for analyzing nanomaterials, where peak broadening is used to estimate the nanocrystal size and identify structural defects.

Can XRD Diffractometer be used to study phase transitions in materials?

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It is used to study phase transitions by observing changes in the diffraction pattern.

What is meant by Peak Deconvolution in XRD Diffractometer analysis?

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It refers to the process of separating overlapping diffraction peaks to obtain accurate information about the phases and crystallographic properties of material.