Re: Sample damaging during XRD

There should be no damage but you may see a slit change in color where the beam hits the sample, a temporary change in the color center. I suggest running your generator at 45 kV and 35 mA you will get more intensity. Cheers, Ed On Sun, May 21, 2017 at 12:21 PM, Shay Tirosh

Re: Sample damaging during XRD

You can run into “interesting” behavior with metastable phases. I once ran a sample that gradually transformed from the “high temperature” structure to the “low temperature” under x-ray illumination. The two phases were red and yellow, so it was very obvious where the x-ray beam had illuminated

Re: Sample damaging during XRD

>From my experience some transition metal oxides, like MoO3, WO3 etc, turns slowly blue under X-tay, assumedly due to metal reduction. Peter Zavalij On May 22, 2017 10:00 AM, "Payzant, E. Andrew" wrote: > You can run into “interesting” behavior with metastable phases. I once

Fwd: Beyond Cu: The many colors of X-rays - selecting the best X-ray tube for your analysis

Maybe is of help... anyway is fascinating -- Mensaje reenviado -- De: "Fabrizio Guzzetta" Fecha: 22/05/2017 12:17 Asunto: Beyond Cu: The many colors of X-rays - selecting the best X-ray tube for your analysis Para: Cc: