Understanding Surface Properties Using XPS
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
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www.mccrone.com • Chemical reactions between solids and their environment are governed by the identities and the chemical states of the molecules found on their surfaces. In order to predict how a material will react or to understand how it has reacted to a given chemical environment, surface-sensitive analytical techniques must be utilized. One such technique is X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS), also known as electron spectroscopy for chemical analysis (ESCA). XPS exploits the nanometer-scale path length of electron photoemission in solids to reveal information about a sample’s surface composition and chemistry. This webinar provides a brief overview of the underlying theory of XPS and demonstrates a variety of analyses that can be performed using the technique, including compositional depth profiling and chemical state characterization using our ThermoFisher Scientific NEXSA instrument.
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very informative video delivered in a simple way. brilliant. Thanks for sharing this knowledge and info in a way that's not complicated to understand. I loved your real-life example about old and new galvanized plates.
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This is a great informative video, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Perfection!
Thank you, Hamed.
this would have been a nice presentation, but there were glitches, cuts in the audio and sometimes the sentences are not even completed.
We're sorry you have had difficulties with the playback. The full transcript can be viewed here, and you may also download the slides: www.mccrone.com/mm/surface-properties-using-xps/
Thank you
You're welcome!
Sir , Can you share me the ppt ? It will help me to explain further to students, I am a XPS analyst in CSIR lab.
Hello, you may download the slides and transcript here: www.mccrone.com/mm/surface-properties-using-xps/
How did I end up in this rabbit hole?