• High-Resolution Imaging: SEM captures high-resolution images of particles, revealing their shape, surface features, and internal structures.
• Particle Size Measurement: SEM can measure the size of particles accurately, aiding in size distribution analysis.
• Morphological Characterization: SEM helps classify particles based on their morphology, such as spheroidal, fibrous, or irregular.
• Topographical Information: SEM reveals the topography of particles, including surface roughness and porosity.
• Elemental Identification: EDS identifies elements present in particles, allowing researchers to determine their chemical composition.
• Quantitative Analysis: EDS provides quantitative data on element concentrations, facilitating precise material characterization.
• Mapping Elemental Distribution: EDS maps the spatial distribution of elements within particles, highlighting variations.
• Phase Analysis: It aids in distinguishing different phases within complex particles.
• Materials Science: SEM and EDS assist in analyzing materials like polymers, ceramics, and metals, helping researchers understand their composition and properties.
• Environmental Science: These techniques are used to investigate air and water quality, studying atmospheric particulates and contaminants.
• Pharmaceuticals: Particle analysis ensures the quality and consistency of drug formulations.
• Geology: Geologists use SEM and EDS to study minerals, rocks, and sediments, shedding light on geological processes.
• Biological Research: These tools help biologists examine cellular structures, microorganisms, and nanoscale biological particles.
Particle analysis of a mixture of powder consisting of particles of aluminum, chromium, nickel, and zirconium
Our mission is to deliver efficient, cost effective answers to your materials questions through SEM/EDS services, and micro FT-IR analysis. Same day or next day service can usually be scheduled. We want to help metallurgists, materials specialists, manufacturers, engineers, quality assurance managers, attorneys, and designers find solutions to material and quality problems.