X-ray Diffraction–Solving Problems with Phase Analysis

Presented by: Joe Swider, Ph.D. The difference between two phases of the same composition can mean the difference between useful or toxic. This is true… Read More

Quantitative X-ray Diffraction for Micro-samples

X-ray diffraction (XRD) remains one of the most reliable instrumental techniques for phase identification of crystalline materials. Particles in powder form typically contain enough randomly… Read More

March Madness at Hooke College of Applied Sciences

Hooke College of Applied Sciences, a member of The McCrone Group, completed another successful course in Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM). Ten students from academia,… Read More

Micro Powder X-ray Diffraction in the Laboratory

Introduction X-ray diffraction (XRD) has been the indispensable tool for identifying crystal phases. The most common use of the X-ray diffraction phenomenon is in powder diffraction… Read More