produces X-rays that are as intense as those from second-generation synchrotrons (such as the BR1-5 at the Stanford University synchrotron facility), according to Roger Durst, the company's chief ...
Called SmartLab, the new instrument features a rotating anode X-ray source with a power of 9 kilowatts, making it the most powerful commercially available diffractometer. “We have metals ...
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