Elemental analysis by X-ray f luorescence. High performance EDXRF elemental analyzer

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Elemental analysis by X-ray f luorescence High performance EDXRF elemental analyzer

Simple elemental analysis 1. Prepare samples No digestion; minimal sample preparation. Direct non-destructive measurement of most materials. 2. Load samples Autosampler for unattended operation. EZ Analysis software interface for simple operation. 3. Start analysis Fast simultaneous multi-element quantitative results. Powerful RPF-SQX software minimizes standards. Rigaku NEX CG technology couples monochromatic secondary target excitation with a Cartesian geometry optical kernel Energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence (EDXRF) is a routinely used analytical technique for the qualitative and quantitative determination of major and minor atomic elements in a wide variety of sample types. This measurement technique offers an unparalleled level of versatility that is derived from its ability to provide rapid, non-destructive, multi-element analyses from low parts-per-million (ppm) levels to high weight percent (wt%) concentrations for elements from sodium ( 11 Na) to uranium ( 92 U). As a multi-purpose, high performance EDXRF spectrometer, the Rigaku NEX CG delivers routine elemental measurements across a diverse range of matrices from homogeneous, low viscosity liquids to solids, metals, slurries, powders and pastes. Especially well suited to the semi-quantitative determination of elemental content in complete unknowns, the superior analytical power, flexibility and ease-of-use of the Rigaku NEX CG add to its broad appeal for applications ranging from research & development to industrial and in-plant quality assurance. Key features and benefits Analyze from sodium ( 11 Na) through uranium ( 92 U) Non-destructive elemental analysis Quantify solids, slurries, liquids, powders and coatings Polarized excitation delivers lower detection limits High resolution silicon drift detector (SDD) RPF-SQX for semi-quantitative analysis without standards Semi-empirical calibrations require very few standards Advanced novel treatment of peak overlap reduces errors EZ Analysis interface for routine operation Standard 15-position automatic sampler (shown below) 1

EZ Analysis interface for simple routine operation Rigaku NEX CG software was developed to be both extraordinarily powerful and extremely easy to use. Ideal for non-technical operators, routine analyses are performed through a simplified customizable EZ Analysis interface. Software operation simply involves selecting the sample position on the computer screen and entering a sample name. Next, the application method (i.e., calibration) is selected. Selecting the start button with the mouse pointer initiates the analysis. The depth and breadth of features, as well as the sophistication of the interface, is the result of decades of XRF software development at Rigaku. 3D geometry for highest peak-to-background Unlike conventional EDXRF analyzers, the NEX CG was engineered with a unique close-coupled Cartesian Geometry (CG) optical kernel that dramatically increases signal-to-noise. Monochromatic or polarized excitation from secondary targets, instead of conventional noisy white radiation (Bremsstrahlung) direct excitation, vastly improves detection limits for elements in highly scattering matrices like water, hydrocarbons, and biological materials. 100 ppm Pb in water The resulting dramatic reduction in background noise, and simultaneous increase in element peaks, affords a spectrometer capable of routine trace element analysis even in difficult sample types. Up to five secondary targets cover the complete elemental range (Na U) with optimized sensitivity. Mo-secondary target delivers exceptional signal-to-noise (orange spectrum) as compared to conventional excitation (black spectrum) Silicon drift detector for exceptional precision A silicon drift detector (SDD) affords extremely high count rate capability with excellent spectral resolution. Superior counting statistics, realized in a low background noise environment from the 3D optical geometry and secondary target excitation, enables the Rigaku NEX CG to deliver the highest precision analytical results in the shortest possible measurement times. Excitation is provided by a close-coupled 50 watt Pd-anode end-window X-ray tube. For maximum stability, the tube is fitted with a shutter so that the tube may remain on at all times for maximum stability and durability. An available uninterruptible power supply (UPS) compensates for power line fluctuations and extends tube life. Superior counting statistics and designed-in high stability translate into extraordinary analytical performance. Simplified diagram of an SDD detector illustrating the concentric ring construction that allows for very high X-ray count rates 2

3D Cartesian X-ray optics for highest sensitivity Advanced FP software RPF-SQX, featuring Rigaku Profile Fitting technology, allows semi-quantitative analysis of almost all sample types without standards and rigorous quantitative analysis with standards. High-performance SDD detector Delivers superior peak shape and resolution while supplying high throughput for superior counting statistics. 15-position autosampler Accepts standard 32 mm diameter cups for automated sample handling. External PC computer External x86 personal computer equipped with a Microsoft Windows operating system. Monochromatic / polarized monochromatic excitation Superior peak-to-background is achieved as compared to conventional Bremsstrahlung (white radiation) excitation for lower detection limits. 3 Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries

3D optics The polychromatic X-rays from the tube irradiates a secondary target placed along the first axis. After scattering 90º, monochromatic X-rays travel along the second axis to the sample. Spectra from the sample is recorded by a detector on the third axis. 50 kv, 50 W X-ray tube Close-coupled Pd-anode end-window X-ray tube is shuttered for maximum flux stability. Color ink jet printer Reproduces spectral plots in stunning color while delivering office quality standard reports. Light element option (LEO) Available LEO secondary target delivers enhanced sensitivity for sodium ( 11 Na) and magnesium ( 12 Mg). Sample spinner with autosampler Available 9-position autosampler spins samples for superior results with inhomogeneous samples. Vacuum system Available vacuum system comes with high capacity pump and vacuum sensor, delivering superior light element sensitivity for non-volatile samples and short pump-down times. Large sample chamber Accommodates large samples, up to 38 cm diameter and 10 cm tall, as well as a variety of autosampler options. 4

Advanced fundamental parameter software RPF-SQX reduces the need for standards NEX CG is powered by new qualitative and quantitative analytical software, RPF-SQX, that features Rigaku Profile Fitting (RPF) technology. The software allows semi-quantitative analysis of almost all sample types without standards and rigorous quantitative analysis with standards. Featuring Rigaku s famous Scatter FP method, the software can automatically estimate the concentration of unobserved low atomic number elements (H to F) and provide appropriate corrections. Black dot: Raw data Gray: Result of fitting Purple: Barium Green: Titanium Red: Chromium For RoHS polymer standard BCR680, coexisting elements Ti and Ba overlap with Cr; RPF-SQX deconvolutes the overlap so that Cr can be analyzed RPF-SQX greatly reduces the number of required standards, for a given level of calibration fit, as compared to conventional EDXRF analytical software. As standards are expensive, and can be difficult to obtain for many applications, the utility of RPF-SQX can significantly lower the cost of ownership and reduce workload requirements for routine operation. Analytical pad UltraCarry Support film Versatility, flexibility and sensitivity Along with the ability to measure relatively large samples, a number of important options are available, including a vacuum system and sample spinner. With the patented Rigaku UltraCarry, you can use the Rigaku NEX CG to quantify trace elements in aqueous liquids down to parts-per-billion (ppb) concentration levels. Retainer ring A C B D Large sample chamber (38 cm diameter and 10 cm tall) accommodates up to A4 size large samples for direct analysis Optional sample spinner and 9-position changer allows analysis of non-uniform samples Unlike ICP or AA instrumentation, anyone can quickly learn to use Ultra- Carry to perform routine trace element analysis, of aqueous solutions, down to ppb levels. No acids, no plumbing, no filtering, no gases, no digestion and nothing to clean. 1. Pipette aqueous solution onto UltraCarry (A and B) 2. Dry multiple samples simultaneously with UltraDry (C) 3. Analyze with Rigaku NEX CG (D) 5

Specif ications Excitation X-ray tube, end-window type with Pd anode 50 W max power 50 kv max voltage Four standard polarization and secondary targets for optimum excitation Optional fifth target for enhanced excitation of Na and Mg Detection High performance SDD Peltier electronic cooling Large active detection area Optimum balance of spectral resolution and high count rate Environmental conditions Ambient temperature 18 28 C (65 82 F) Relative humidity 75% Vibration undetectable by human Free from corrosive gas, dust and particles Computer Backed by Rigaku Since its inception in 1951, Rigaku has been at the forefront of analytical and industrial instrumentation technology. Today, with hundreds of major innovations to our credit, the Rigaku Group of Companies are world leaders in the field of analytical X-ray instrumentation. Rigaku employs over 1,100 people worldwide in operations based in Japan, the U.S., Europe, South America and China. Options Fifth secondary target for enhanced excitation of Na and Mg 10-position automatic sample changer (35 40 mm sample cups and pellets) 9-position automatic sample changer with sample spinner (32 mm sample cups and pellets) Vacuum system Uninterruptible power supply (UPS) UltraCarry for trace analysis of aqueous solutions External PC computer system Microsoft Windows operating system Keyboard and mouse Monitor Color printer Software and application packages Spectrometer data Single phase AC Dimensions: Weight: 100/220 V, 15/7 A (50/60 Hz) 60 (W) x 60 (D) x 40 (H) cm (23.6 x 23.6 x 15.7 in) 80 kg (176 lbs.) Menu-based software for control of spectrometer functions and data analysis Application templates Simple flow bar wizard to create your own methods RPF-SQX FP for qualitative and quantitative analysis Matching Library for augmentation of FP Automatic spectral overlap deconvolution Empirical calibration with overlap and matrix compensation Elemental analysis by X-ray f luorescence 6

Elemental analysis by X-ray f luorescence www.rigakuedxrf.com Applied Rigaku Technologies, Inc. 9825 Spectrum Drive, Bldg. 4, #475, Austin, TX 78717 USA phone: +1-512-225-1796 fax: +1-512-225-1797 website: www.rigakuedxrf.com email: info@rigakuedxrf.com Rigaku Corporation and its Global Subsidiaries website: www.rigaku.com email: info@rigaku.com SYS_BRO_CG 01_2014 Copyright 2014. Rigaku Corporation. All rights reserved.