Pittcon, the world’s leading conference and exposition on analytical chemistry and scientific instrumentation, is going virtual this year, and we have a whole host of activities going on!
Meet with Oxford Instruments NanoAnalysis, providers of leading-edge tools for enabling materials characterization and sample manipulation, to discuss your research; and Oxford Instruments Magnetic Resonance.
We will be there (virtually) with our exciting new products: AZtecWave, Symmetry S2, Xplore, and a new release of AZtecPharma - all designed to enhance the detection and measurement capabilities for your laboratory research, increase speed to result and provide superior data analysis capabilities.
We will also showcase our X-Pulse high resolution multinuclear NMR spectrometer with flow and reaction monitoring capabilities for chemical synthesis, battery electrolytes, polymers, forensics, and pharma. And our MQC+ benchtop NMR for fast and accurate analysis of food, agriculture, textiles, chemicals, polymers and other applications.
You can learn more about these ground-breaking new products, as well as all our other Pittcon activities by visiting the booth or via the tabs below. While there, don't miss out on our presentation "
Get Energized: Adventures in Lithium Battery Analysis with SEM-EDS, SEM-EBSD, and Broadband Benchtop NMR" on Tuesday March 9 at 2pm ET. Register .
If you can’t make it to Pittcon 2021, you can still live chat with us or request a demo.
Request EDS DemoVisit our booth and learn about our exciting solutions for electron microscopes (SEM and TEM) and ion-beam systems (FIB). Also, our cryogen-free benchtop NMR Solutions for Research, Industrial QA/QC and Rock Core Analysis.
Schedule a demo with us or sign up for presentations on relevant topics or simply chat with us.
Offering an acquisition speed of >4500 pps with no compromise on sensitivity, Symmetry S2 delivers routine high-speed analysis on all sample types and excellent data from beam-sensitive materials.
Combining the speed of CMOS with unique fibre optics, proximity sensing, and a software-controlled tilting interface makes the S2 detector the most versatile and powerful on the market.
Symmetry S2 is driven by the power and simplicity of the AZtecHKL data acquisition software and completed by AZtecCrystal, the most modern EBSD data processing platform available, developed to cope with the large datasets generated by CMOS EBSD.
Find out moreThe MQC+ benchtop Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) analyzer measures oil, water, fluorine, and solid fat in a variety of samples and is typically used for quality assurance and quality control. It also measures the physical properties of materials such as polymer crystallinity/density and molecular weight. Analysis using the MQC+ takes from a few seconds to a few minutes, which means that a high volume of samples can be processed quickly and efficiently.
Find out moreEasier, Faster, More Accurate QA/QC
The X-Pulse flow cell allows you to flow liquid samples at variable temperature (20°C – 60°C) so that you can learn more about your reactions. The flow cell is optimized to allow as large a sample volume as possible to flow through the probe to be measured. This minimizes measurement time for each spectrum and allows better understanding of the time dependence of reactions.
Viewing time: 3 minutes
In this tutorial, we will explain how EBSD works, the type of information the technique can provide, and how the recent developments can be of benefit to your applications.
Viewing time: 20 minutes
Even though we can’t meet face to face, there are still many ways you can find out about how Oxford Instruments can help you solve your challenges. This includes a remote, online demonstration of any products and solutions. If you would like to learn how our latest generation hardware including EDS, WDS, EBSD, or about our benchtop NMR solutions, please request a demo. We’d be delighted to show you how we can help you achieve your goals.
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