A new microanalytical method for phases containing both heavy and very light elements has been developed. Its principle is the quantitative Image Analysis of Scanning Electron Microscopy images of backscattered electrons (BSE), coupled with X-Ray microanalysis. The BSE measurement over a large population of the same phase provides a very good precision on the result (± 0.1 atomic unit). This method requires a simple analytical configuration, and allows great ease of use by automation. The identification of a Al Lix Si phase by this method is presented
The chemical analysis of a very small area of a specimen requires simultaneous observation of this s...
The optical determination of small mineral grains may be very difficult, namely if they have similar...
Since its practical realisation by Crewe, STEM utlising a field emission source has become a versati...
Abstract. 2014 A new microanalytical method for phases containing both heavy and very light elements...
Conventional rnicroanalytical techniques (Optical Microscopy OM, Scanning Electron Microscopy SEM, E...
Backscattered electron (BSE) imaging has been widely used to investigate the microstructure of cemen...
This paper describes the use of backscattered electron Kikuchi patterns (BEKP) for phase identificat...
The overview of the history of quantitative x-ray microanalysis shows the efficiency of the use of s...
Procedures are developed to obtain reproducible quantitative data from polished specimens of cement ...
The characteristics of secondary and backscattered electrons images are briefly mentionned as well a...
A novel approach to the quantitative analysis of thinned samples, which exploits the finite and vari...
The identification of crystalline phases in solids requires knowledge of two microstructural propert...
Providing a comprehensive introduction to the capabilities and use of scanning electron microscopes ...
In this paper the authors discuss how the dedicated scanning transmission electron microscope can pr...
A method for obtaining quantitative mean atomic number images in a scanning electron microscope for ...
The chemical analysis of a very small area of a specimen requires simultaneous observation of this s...
The optical determination of small mineral grains may be very difficult, namely if they have similar...
Since its practical realisation by Crewe, STEM utlising a field emission source has become a versati...
Abstract. 2014 A new microanalytical method for phases containing both heavy and very light elements...
Conventional rnicroanalytical techniques (Optical Microscopy OM, Scanning Electron Microscopy SEM, E...
Backscattered electron (BSE) imaging has been widely used to investigate the microstructure of cemen...
This paper describes the use of backscattered electron Kikuchi patterns (BEKP) for phase identificat...
The overview of the history of quantitative x-ray microanalysis shows the efficiency of the use of s...
Procedures are developed to obtain reproducible quantitative data from polished specimens of cement ...
The characteristics of secondary and backscattered electrons images are briefly mentionned as well a...
A novel approach to the quantitative analysis of thinned samples, which exploits the finite and vari...
The identification of crystalline phases in solids requires knowledge of two microstructural propert...
Providing a comprehensive introduction to the capabilities and use of scanning electron microscopes ...
In this paper the authors discuss how the dedicated scanning transmission electron microscope can pr...
A method for obtaining quantitative mean atomic number images in a scanning electron microscope for ...
The chemical analysis of a very small area of a specimen requires simultaneous observation of this s...
The optical determination of small mineral grains may be very difficult, namely if they have similar...
Since its practical realisation by Crewe, STEM utlising a field emission source has become a versati...