S2 PICOFOX Benchtop TXRF Spectrometers
Bruker S2 PICOFOX Benchtop TXRF Spectrometers is a transportable TXRF spectrometer for ultra-trace (sub-ppb) elemental analysis of very small sample amounts in the ng or µg range: low operating cost, “green” technology.
Overview
Sub-ppb Limits of detection: Analysis of smallest sample amounts in the nanogram or microgram range
Cl, As, Se Simultaneous multi-element trace analysis: Easy quantification of critical elements forming volatile compounds
Green No gases, no cooling media: Carbon footprint far lower than ICP
The S2 PICOFOX - Smart, Green, Compact
The S2 PICOFOX is a transportable TXRF spectrometer for ultra-trace element analysis. Due to its complete independence of any gas or cooling medium, the analyzer can be used not only in the laboratory but also for on-site analyses in the field.
- Simultaneous multi-element trace analysis, including halogenides
- Analysis of smallest sample amounts in the nanogram or microgram range
- Simple quantification using an internal standard without daily calibration
- Suitable for various sample types and applications
- No matrix or memory effects
- Low operating cost, no need for any media, disposables or periodic maintenance
Advantages of TXRF Compared to EDXRF Spectrometers
The S2 PICOFOX working principle is based on total reflection X-ray fluorescence (TXRF) analysis. The use of monochromatic radiation and total reflection optics leads to the following benefits of the S2 PICOFOX:
- Reduced absorption and scattering effects in the sample matrix enable an easy quantification by internal standardization.
- Short detector to sample distance leads to an enhanced fluorescence yield.
- Due to the reduced background, detection limits are several orders of magnitude lower.
- Extremely low sample amounts of liquids and powders can be precisely quantified.
Technical details
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Most compact spectrometer
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Simple quantification |
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Most modern detector design
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Simultaneous multi-element detection |
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Green technology
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