Electron Microprobe

The electron microprobe is an analytical device for elemental analysis on solids such as minerals, metals, and glasses at high spatial resolution. Elements from the atomic number 5 (Boron) to element number 92 (Uranium) may and analyzed. The instrument is equipped with five wavelength dispersive spectrometers and with an energy dispersive spectrometer. It is further equipped with a secondary electron detector and with a backscattered electron detector.

Contact: ao. Univ.-Prof. i.R. Dr. Theodoros Ntaflos (theodoros.ntaflos@univie.ac.at); Dipl.-Phys. Dr. Elena Petrishcheva (elena.petrishcheva@univie.ac.at)

located: Department of Lithospheric Research (DfL)

relevant articles (only in german):
Medienportal
Forschungsportal

Category: Spectrometry / Spectroscopy

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