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= Element analysis at Nanolab =
= Element analysis at Danchip =


The following techniques for elemental analysis are available at Nanolab.  
The following techniques for elemental analysis are available at Nanolab.  
* EDX
* EDX
* SIMS (no longer available at Nanolab, SIMS service can be provided by this company: [http://www.eag.com/secondary-ion-mass-spectrometry-sims/])
* SIMS (no longer available at DTU Nanolab, SIMS service can be provided by [http://www.eag.com/ EAG Laboratories])
* XPS (ESCA)
* XPS (ESCA)
In the table below the three techniques are compared  
In the table below the three techniques are compared  
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== Comparison of EDX, SIMS and XPS ==
== Comparison of EDX, SIMS and XPS ==


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