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Spectroscopy, July 2010
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Mass Spectrometry Forum
Mass Spectrometry–Mass Spectrometry Retrospective
By Kenneth L. Busch
Ken Busch presents a retrospective overview of more than 40 years of mass spectrometry-mass spectrometry (MS-MS) research.
Laser and Optics Interface
CMOS Technology for Scientific Imaging
By Ken Kaufman
This month's installment of "Laser and Optics Interface" describes CCDs and the new CMOS image sensors and cameras for scientific imaging.
Atomic Perspectives
Atomic Absorption: Feeding the Food Safety Market
By Hazel Dickson
While viewed as a mature technology, atomic absorption is still an attractive choice, particularly in the area of food safety.
Articles
Spectrometers for Elemental Spectrochemical Analysis, Part II: X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometers
By Volker Thomsen , Carlos Augusto Coutinho
The basic modules of spectrometer systems were discussed in Part 1 of this series, and here, the authors focus on the X-ray excitation sources.
DXC 2010: Going Green in the Rockies
By Megan Evans
Spectroscopy previews the annual Denver X-Ray Conference, to be held August 2–6, 2010.
2010 Pittcon Product Review: Addendum
Each year, the Pittcon Product Review presents many unique challenges. As the largest editorial project of the year, many hours go into ensuring that the review is as comprehensive as possible and that no stone is left unturned. Unfortunately, however, it does occasionally happen that a new product is missed, listed incorrectly, or otherwise presented erroneously. The products and companies listed here fall into one or more of these categories and it is our hope that this Addendum will present readers with a more complete picture of the spectroscopic products available at Pittcon 2010.
X-Ray Fluorescence and FT-IR Identification of Strontium and Carbonate in Domestic and Imported Gypsum Drywall
By Jeffrey Hirsch , Steven R. Lowry , Mick Dowd
The authors discuss the use of XRF and FT-IR for identifying contaminants in drywall.
Market Profile
Market Profile: X-Ray for Security Applications
X-ray wavelengths correspond to both atomic energy levels and interatomic spacings, enabling X-ray fluorescence (XRF) and X-ray diffraction (XRD) in laboratories.
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