High-speed, high-resolution
LIBS-ICPMS imaging
LIBS-ICPMS
- Microanalytical technique for in-situ multi-elemental analysis on the micron scale
- Expands elemental coverage to high ionization potential elements such as F and atmospheric elements such as H, N, and O
- Increases the dynamic range of laser ablation experiments (e.g. major elements): sub-ppb to % range
- Provides improved data for ICPMS interfered elements
- Multidetector confirmation of elemental concentrations and profiles
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LIBS-ICPMS offers flexibility, increased dynamic range, and elemental coverage that is not possible with ICPMS alone.
MARKETS:
- Environmental
- Geological
- Forensic
- Medical
- Mining
- Electronic
- Manufacturing (metals/glass/plastics) Batteries
APPLICATIONS:
- Geochemistry
- Geochronology
- Fluid inclusions
- Elemental ratios
- Purity testing
- Materials characterization
- Bulk analysis
- Failure analysis
- Imaging/Mapping
- Depth profiling
MATERIALS:
- Alloys
- Rocks
- Minerals
- Glasses
- Plastics
- Powders
- Biological
- Thin Films
- Ceramics
- Metals
- Batteries
Two configurations can be added to your LA system
Lumen - Multi-channel Detector:
- Spectra collection up to 1000 Hz (repetition rate dependent upon laser type and frequency)
- Typical wavelength range = 190 - 1100 nm
Enhanced spectra (ICCD):
- Spectra collection up to 1000 Hz (repetition rate dependent upon laser type and frequency)
- Wavelength range will be dependent on applications needs
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Two configurations can be added to your LA system
LIBS add-on available for the following products:
- imageGEO193
- imageBIO266
- ESL193 equipped with TwoVol3
- ESL193HE equipped with TwoVol3
- ESL213 equipped with TwoVol3
- ESLfemto equipped with TwoVol3
Combining LIBS capabilities with the imageGEO193 provides researchers with ultra-fast imaging, unlocking new and exciting possibilities for elemental analysis.
LIBS-ICPMS Data - Tiger Shark Tooth
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