How to do Carbon Correction | XPS | Using Origin

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This man just saved me on an assignment discussing shifts in XPS peaks. Thank You sir

[@SaurabhYadav160]

Thank you bhai! Bahut ache se explain kiya aapne...

[@Zainab-g5m]

You have explained it very well by keeping it simple. Keep it up. I have a question, If we do peak fitting before carbon correction?

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@@Zainab-g5m then a systematic error will be there in all peak positions nothing else..

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Very well explained. Thanks.

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Very informative, thanks!)

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Thank you sir.

[@ankitarani5887]

Thanks sir for the valuable video on C1s correction. But I need to know whether peak fitting by Gadgets followed by Quick fit is accurate or we can also go with Peak analyser option followed by multiple peak fit in origin.

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Gadget option is only for one peak at a time whereas analyser option is good for multiple peaks or big data to be covered altogethwr

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[@AshishGupta-rp4nh]

What if my sample is activated carbon or some other form of carbon only?

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Some other elements also have specific peaks. So add that element into your sample and take its peak as reference.

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Do you mean scilab experiments?

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Good job