Method for quantitative analysis on material organization through scanning electron microscope and energy disperse spectrometer
A quantitative analysis and scanning electron microscope technology, which is applied in material analysis using wave/particle radiation, material analysis using secondary emission measurement, and material analysis, to achieve fast measurement operation, high measurement accuracy, and obvious contrast.
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[0016] A specific implementation method of a method for quantitative analysis of material structure using a scanning electron microscope and an energy spectrometer:
[0017] Take the quantitative analysis of slag phase in titanium ore pellets as an example.
[0018] (1) Sample preparation
[0019] The sample is a titanium ore pellet with a diameter of about 1 cm. After it is hot-mounted with bakelite powder, it is ground and polished to prepare a flat observation surface.
[0020] (2) Sample observation
[0021] Put the prepared sample into the sample chamber of the electron microscope, vacuumize, apply filament current, center the astigmatism, and the working distance is 10mm to obtain a clearly focused electronic image. The sample is observed in the backscattered image composition mode. Under the backscattered mode of the scanning electron microscope, the titanium phase and the slag phase in the sample show different contrasts due to the difference in atomic mass. The tita...
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