Event
XPS: Is it the Right Technique for Your Analytical Needs?
Presented by Dr. Kateryna Artyushkova
X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) has emerged as the most applied surface analysis method in the ever-evolving scientific landscape. XPS is used in a wide variety of research fields, including chemistry, materials science, physics, biology, and engineering. The widespread adoption of XPS can be attributed to its vital role in uncovering the properties of surfaces, ultra-thin films, and interfaces that advance scientific and technological developments. With the ease of operation, straightforward data interpretation, rich chemical quantitative information, and compatibility with many types of samples, XPS has become indispensable – almost every paper involving material development or application has XPS as a part of the analytical portfolio.
Our upcoming webinar focuses on answering a crucial question: Is XPS the best method for your analytical question, and can it provide the information you need from your sample? We will discuss the factors that should be considered to ensure the XPS experiment is successful.
