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UniQuant Software for Standardless XRF Analysis

Supplier: Thermo Fisher Scientific - duplicated

Achieve highly effective quantitative sample analysis even when no standards are available with powerful standardless technology for XRF spectrometry.

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Successfully analyze unknown materials without internal standards or international references with powerful standardless technology. Thermo Scientific™ UniQuant Software for Standardless XRF Analysis provides semi-quantitative to quantitative analysis of unknown samples using a powerful methodology based on Fundamental Parameters and proprietary algorithms for XRF data processing. Whether your samples are multi-element solids, pressed powder with or without binder, small samples on supporting film, liquids or filter aerosol samples, UniQuant Software offers reliable elemental identification in minutes.

Sample preparation is usually minimal or not required.
Analyzes up to 79 elements from Boron to Americium or their oxide compounds.
For each analysed element, UniQuant reports the Standard Deviation (Sigma) in ppm.
Supports analysis of samples in variety of physical forms, including multi-element solids, pressed powder with binder, small samples on supporting film, liquids or filter aerosol samples, and others.
Reports in weight percentage along with an estimated error for each element with reliable results.
For trace analysis, corrects for background, spectral impurities, spectral line overlaps, matrix effects and certain physical effects.
At high power analyses are done in less than 14 minutes; samples belonging to a known family, requiring fewer measuring channels, may be analyzed in 5 minutes.
For specific applications where very high accuracy is required, UniQuant Software may use a specially-calibrated data set.

Thin Layer Samples

Mono-layer samples: UniQuant Software can calculate the sample mass along with its associated standard deviation concurrently with the composition of the layer; if the layer is on a substrate with elements that are also in the layer, UniQuant Software can take their effect into account.

Interactivity

User interface designed for minimum number of key strokes or mouse clicks to perform an operation.
Facilitates rapid changes in assumptions (e.g. sulfides v. oxides) for composition determinations of an unknown sample.

Batch Modes

For evaluation of calibration (set-up) samples as well as for evaluating a suite of unknown samples.
Samples are “tagged” in a directory and the process is started.

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Sample preparation is usually minimal or not required.
Analyzes up to 79 elements from Boron to Americium or their oxide compounds.
For each analysed element, UniQuant reports the Standard Deviation (Sigma) in ppm.
Supports analysis of samples in variety of physical forms, including multi-element solids, pressed powder with binder, small samples on supporting film, liquids or filter aerosol samples, and others.
Reports in weight percentage along with an estimated error for each element with reliable results.
For trace analysis, corrects for background, spectral impurities, spectral line overlaps, matrix effects and certain physical effects.
At high power analyses are done in less than 14 minutes; samples belonging to a known family, requiring fewer measuring channels, may be analyzed in 5 minutes.
For specific applications where very high accuracy is required, UniQuant Software may use a specially-calibrated data set.

Thin Layer Samples

Mono-layer samples: UniQuant Software can calculate the sample mass along with its associated standard deviation concurrently with the composition of the layer; if the layer is on a substrate with elements that are also in the layer, UniQuant Software can take their effect into account.

Interactivity

User interface designed for minimum number of key strokes or mouse clicks to perform an operation.
Facilitates rapid changes in assumptions (e.g. sulfides v. oxides) for composition determinations of an unknown sample.

Batch Modes

For evaluation of calibration (set-up) samples as well as for evaluating a suite of unknown samples.
Samples are “tagged” in a directory and the process is started.

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To contact Thermo Fisher Scientific - duplicated about UniQuant Software for Standardless XRF Analysis use Get a quote.