SAXS
Small-Angle X-Ray Scattering facility for materials characterization
Capabilities:
The SAXS laboratory consists of two small-angle x-ray scattering instruments ; a Bonse-Hart ultra small-angle x-ray scattering spectrometer (3 x 10-4
Angstrom-1 >q > 0.05 Angstrom-1) and a 5 meter pinhole instrument (3 x 10-3 Angstrom-1 > q > 0.7 Angstrom-1). By combining small-angle x-ray scattering (SAXS) data sets from
these two instruments, one can probe materials structure over nearly four decades in length scale (from a few Angstromngstroms to nearly a micrometer).
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To schedule time on this instrument or to learn more about its capabilities and user fees etc. please contact:
Dr. Bill Kroenke , Research Professor, Chemical & Nuclear Engineering
505 277-6824, Email: yonder@unm.edu
Eric Branson, Graduate Student, Chemical and Nuclear Engineering
Email: ebrans@sandia.gov
Mr. Rick Bradley, Nanoscience Lab Manager,
505 272-648, Email: rbradley@chtm.unm.edu
