WEBINARS Stronger bonds.
Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) for Rapid Elemental Analysis of Solids OctOBER 15, 2013 11:00 a.m. EDT, 8:00 a.m. PDT, 15:00 GMT
MODERAtOR
SPEAKERS
Dr. Steve Buckley, Director of Market Development, TSI Inc.
Dr. Phillip Tan, Sr. Global Product Manager, TSI Inc.
Celia Arnaud, Senior Editor, C&EN
SPONSOR
OVERVIEW Elemental analysis using laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) was frst introduced in 1962. Since then, the advancement of high-powered pulsed lasers, high-sensitivity spectrometers and computerized instrument control and data processing sofware have evolved LIBS from a scientifc curiosity to a valuable complementary tool to other elemental analyzers. Over the past 51 years since its inventions, LIBS has been cited over 2000 times, and applications have ranged from high-profle forensics analyses to analyses of Martian soils on-board the NASA Mars Rover Curiosity.
WHO SHOULD AttEND Laboratory analytical chemists Core Laboratory managers Researchers interested in material science, geochemistry
In this webinar, fnd out the about the latest commercial LIBS instrument, TSI’s ChemReveal LIBS Desktop Analyzer, which brings the rapid elemental analysis capabilities of LIBS to your laboratory. From elemental quantifcation of trace and minor constituents in a variety of materials such as glass, polymers, and metals, to the rapid characterization of unknown solid and powder samples, see how LIBS can be used to qualitatively and quantitatively get the results you need.
Quality assurance and inspection professionals for Positive Material Identifcation (PMI) Researchers/ R&D Mangagers Laboratory Managers/ Directors / Supervisors Laboratory Technicians / Operators
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KEy LEARNING OBjEctIVES How LIBS analysis provides quantitative elemental concentrations, while avoiding time-consuming digestion steps. See how analysts use LIBS as a compliment to other methods Understand the unique features of the ChemReveal Desktop LIBS system.
