X-ray Fluorescence (XRF)

XRF is a robust technique, combining high precision and accuracy with straightforward, fast sample preparation. It can be readily automated for use in high-throughput industrial environments, plus XRF provides both qualitative and quantitative types of information on a sample. Easy combination of this ‘what?’ and ‘how much?’ information also makes rapid screening (semi-quantitative) analysis possible.

The technology used for the separation (dispersion), identification and intensity measurement of a sample’s X-ray fluorescence spectrum gives rise to two main types of spectrometer: wavelength dispersive (WDXRF) and energy dispersive (EDXRF) systems.

Published 15 May 2019

Workshop – Advanced Characterization of Energy Storage Materials

Malvern Panalytical is delighted to be hosting a Workshop on Advanced Characterization of Energy Storage Materials with our partners the University of Sheffield and Henry Royce Institute on Thursday 6th June 2019 at the University of Sheffield. This workshop will…READ MORE >

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Published 25 Apr 2019

About the challenges of crude oil analysis

Crude oil is the starting material for a large number of consumer products our modern world is depending on. The most common and well-known compounds are gasoline and kerosene as fuels for vehicles and planes. But also asphalt is made…READ MORE >

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Published 17 Apr 2019

Energy (ED) vs wavelength (WD) dispersive X-ray fluorescence – Battle of evolution

I am often asked the very simple question – “Which is better wavelength or energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence?” Several years ago the answer was pretty simple, wavelength dispersive. However, today we see the picture not just in black and white,…READ MORE >

Published 21 Mar 2019

Malvern Panalytical Users’ Training Courses Calendar 2019 – Brazil

Why go for training? If you would like to get in-depth training of analytical techniques, operation of the analytical instruments and the software, analysis methods, as well as sample preparation methods, you should definitely subscribe for a user training course. These courses…READ MORE >

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Published 30 Jan 2019

Malvern Panalytical’s 2019 US Training Course Schedule

We are pleased to offer several classroom training events for the first half of 2019. Malvern Panalytical instrument users are invited to enroll and attend a course. Learn from our expert technology and product specialists and acquire the skill set…READ MORE >

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