Thin Film and Coating Spectroscopic Analysis Particle Analysis Pharmaceutical Research High Stability Fluoroscopy

X-ray Diffraction Protein Crystallography Densitometry Isotope Replacement Archaeometry

X-radiation has the appropriate wavelength for structural investigation and manipulation of matter on the micro- and nano-meter scale. For example, using x-ray diffraction methods, it is possible to mathematically decipher the atomic structure of protein molecules. X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy is also a highly successful analytical method for the determination of elemental composition in a large variety of fields of application like material science/quality control, environmental science, geology, life science and archaeometry. Below is a list of tubes TruFocus manufactures for analytical research.