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The Rigaku Supermini for Reliable Elemental Analysis
18 July 2012

This video introduces the Rigaku Supermini, a high-power benchtop benchtop wavelength dispersive X-ray fluorescence (WDXRF) system for elemental analysis of fluorine through uranium of almost any material. This easy-to-use system combines all of the advantages of traditional WDXRF analysis system in a smaller more economical package. Benefits include light element sensitivity and low limits of detection, even down to sodium.

Tags: petroleum analysis, biofuels, x ray fluorescence

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