Focus Microscope is a d j u s t e d t o select desired area of s a m p l e
Fire Laser b e a m is c o n c e n t r a t e d on s a m p l e by microscope lens
Vaporize Laser crater f o r m e d in refractory. Photo c o u r t e s y Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.
Analyze Spectra p r o d u c e d are recorded on f i l m
In only a few seconds you can set up almost any sample for emission spectroscopy with the J A R R E L L - A S H L A S E R M I C R O P R O B E FEATURES
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
• No sample preparation necessary • No physical contact with sample re quired I . : ' , . • Sample; does not have to be elec trically conductive • Laser beam can be pinpointed to a 50-micron spot on any desired area of sample • Sample size— 1 microgram • May be, used with almost any spec trograph
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CERAMICS Analyzing metallic impurities: and bonding in refractories · Analyzing cords in glass
MEDICAL Analyzing kidney tubules^ for copper and silicon · Analyzing;trace metals in animal brain tissue
METALS Identifying glass stones and in clusions in metals · Investigating how impurities affect crystal structure · Investigating grain boundaries
SEMICONDUCTORS Analyzing gold alloys in diode wires · Analyzing impurities in electroplating
PLASTICS Analyzing metallic impurities in plastics · Identification of. microinclusions
MICROELECTRONICS Analyzing impurities^ in gallium arsenide · Analyzing impuri ties in thin films
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• SPECTROSCOPY · GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY · X-RAY DIFFRACTION
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