Combined device for small-angle and wide-angle X-ray scattering and experiment test method of combined device
An X-ray and wide-angle technology, which is applied in small-angle and wide-angle X-ray scattering devices and its experimental testing field, can solve problems such as research that is difficult to specialize, limited space, and restrictions, and achieves continuous adjustable spot size and light source High flux and brightness, easy installation and debugging
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experiment example 1
[0055] One-dimensional linear detector detects wide angle range test.
[0056] experiment procedure:
[0057] Firstly, the micro-focus X-ray light source is raised to full power (45KV, 650μA), and the three four-knife slit collimation optical paths are evacuated to the normal state (3×10 -1 mbar). Place the one-dimensional linear detector at a suitable position 90mm away from the sample. Turn on the argon / methane (90 / 10) mixed gas, adjust the pressure to 7.5 bar, the gas flow rate is 0.17-0.45 I Ar / h, and flush the detector for 30 min. Adjust the bias voltage of the one-dimensional linear detector to 3.3KV, and then slowly increase the bias voltage to 3.7KV, so that the energy spectrum peak position is at the channel number of 650-700. Turn on the light source shutter and the one-dimensional linear detector acquisition software to collect the X-ray one-dimensional scattering diagram of isotactic polypropylene.
[0058] Experimental results:
[0059] Figure 5 It is the o...
experiment example 2
[0061] Largest-scale testing of small-angle measurements in two-dimensional multi-filament gas detectors.
[0062] experiment procedure:
[0063] Adopt 1600mm vacuum pipe, 4×4.2mm 2 The straight-through light blocker combination is installed to adjust the light path. Three four-blade slit collimation optical paths and vacuum pipes are evacuated to normal state (3×10 -1 mbar), raise the microfocus X-ray source to full power (45KV, 650μA). Adjust the slit collimation light path, define a certain spot size, and block stray light. Bovine tendon collagen was placed on the sample stage as a standard sample for detection.
[0064] Experimental results:
[0065] Image 6 It is the two-dimensional small-angle scattering diagram of bovine tendon collagen under this test condition and the one-dimensional scattering curve obtained by integrating the two-dimensional small-angle scattering diagram. Experimental results show that the largest scale of the small-angle test is larger tha...
experiment example 3
[0067] In situ study of the structural evolution of the nanolayered sample S6 during the swelling process.
[0068] experiment procedure:
[0069] Adopt 800mm vacuum pipe, 6×6mm 2 The straight-through light blocker combination is installed to adjust the light path. Three four-blade slit collimation optical paths and vacuum pipes are evacuated to normal state (3×10 -1 mbar), raise the microfocus X-ray source to full power (45KV, 650μA). Adjust the bias voltage of the one-dimensional linear detector to 3.3KV, and then slowly increase the bias voltage to 3.7KV, so that the energy spectrum peak position is at the channel number of 650-700. Turn on the 2D multifilament gas detector power and bias. The S6 sample was placed in the sample cell, and the one-dimensional linear detector and the two-dimensional multi-wire gas detector were turned on at the same time to collect wide-angle and small-angle signals. During the experiment, a micro-injector was used to gradually add water ...
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