PANalytical Epsilon3 XL
01 Aug 2020
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​​​The Epsilon3 X-ray fluorescence spectrometer​ in the Materials Characterisation Laboratory​​​

 

Overview

The Epsilon3 is an energy-dispersive X-ray fluorescence spectrometer for performing quick elemental analysis on a range of sample types. The instrument is sensitive to the elements fluorine through to uranium in concentrations from ppm up to 100%.​


Common Research Applications

  • Bulk chemical analyses of major elements

  • Bulk chemical analyses of trace elements​

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Specifications

  • Metal-ceramic, side-window X-ray tube (max. 50 kV, 3 mA, 15 W)

  • Ag anode

  • Six tube filters (Kapton, Ti, 2x Al, Cu & Ag)

  • He gas purge to improve intensities of lighter elements such as F, Na, Mg and Al

  • 10-position autosampler allows for multiple sample throughput​


Measurement Packages

The instrument is controlled by PANalytical's Epsilon3 software which also facilitates qualitative and quantitative analysis, including the 'Omnian' package for standardless analysis.​


Accepted Sample Types

  • Powders (loose and pressed)

  • Fused beads

  • Metals

  • Liquids

  • Films

  • A dedicated large sample mode can accommodate larger objects up to a size of 10 x 20 x 10 cm (H x W x D)​

Further options for sample preparation include a high-temperature furnace for preparing fused beads from your sample material. More details can be found on the Sample Preparation page.

Epsilon3-XL brochure

Manufacturer's website​​



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