Event Info Defining the spatial relationships of different chemical components is often an important part of sample characterisation. Chemical images can be useful visual communication aids for talks and presentations, and key figures in publications. Energy-Dispersive Spectroscopy (EDS) and Wavelength-Dispersive Spectroscopy (WDS) are two related SEM-based techniques available to FACTS users, offering imaging of chemical features at a range of spatial scales from centimetres down to microns, and sometimes smaller. This shortcourse will cover the theory behind these techniques and offer tips for success. A short demonstration using Oxford Aztec software may be included.As the seats are limited, we will review your registration and confirm it via email by 1 Mar 2021.Registration for this event has closed. |