XRF (X-ray fluorescence) is a non-destructive method of elemental analysis: by exciting a sample with X-rays and measuring the characteristic X-rays emitted by each element, the types and concentrations of the elements can be determined.
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READ MOREThis article explores how reagent compatibility and calibration flexibility can affect the daily use of a water quality analyzer. It explains the limitations of closed reagent systems and introduces a more flexible approach using HACH® reagents.
READ MOREA pathology slide scanner digitizes prepared glass slides into high-resolution whole slide images (WSI) for viewing, analysis, storage, and sharing. This article explains the definition and basic working principles of pathology slide scanners, including slide loading, tissue detection, autofocus, image acquisition, stitching, and digital image generation.
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