Crystal Structure Analysis

Crystal diffraction analysis is a method that determines the microstructure of solid materials at the atomic level and is ultimately used to reveal the laws of the relationship between the structure and properties of solid materials. Crystal structure analysis is to find out the arrangement of atoms inside the crystal from the diffraction effect of the crystal. Zhongke Testing provides crystal structure analysis services and has CMA and CNAS qualification certification.

manganese dioxide, aluminum, manganese tungstate, copper powder, sodium chloride, fluorite, metal, gypsum, coating, zirconia, mof, diamond, polymer, dolomite, powder solid preparation, negative expansion materials, intermetallic compounds, magnetic hydroxyapatite, minerals, polyacrylonitrile-based carbon fiber graphitization, etc.

Depending on the sample used, there are two types of crystal structure analysis: polycrystalline analysis and single crystal analysis; depending on the differences in the methods used, there are three types of crystal structure analysis: X-ray diffraction analysis, electron diffraction and electron microscopic analysis, and neutron diffraction analysis.