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Measuring Sulfur in Coal

9 Jul 2012

This application note demonstrates the measurement of sulfur in coal. Measuring the sulfur content of coal is important for the characterization and value of the coal, and a rapid and simple means of monitoring sulfur levels in coal is critical, from mining to industrial use. To meet the industry needs, Rigaku offers NEX QC, a simple and versatile benchtop EDXRF analyzer for the analysis of sulfur and other elements in coal.

Rigaku NEX QC: Low Cost Elemental Analyzer

Rigaku Corporation

As a premium low cost benchtop Energy Dispersive X-ray Fluorescence (EDXRF) elemental analyzer, the Rigaku NEX QC delivers wide elemental coverage with an easy-to-learn software interface in a robust package designed for industrial at-line quality control applications. Specifically designed for routine quality control elemental analysis applications, the new Rigaku NEX QC features an intuitive "icon-driven" touch screen interface for easy operation and a built-in printer for convenience.The shuttered 50kV X-ray tube and Peltier cooled semiconductor detector deliver exceptional short-term repeatability and long-term reproducibility with excellent element peak resolution. This high voltage capability (50 kV), along with multiple automated X-ray tube filters, provides a wide range of XRF applications versatility and low limits-of-detection (LOD).NEX QC Features: Analyze 11Na to 92U non-destructively Solids, liquids, alloys, powders and thin films 50kV X-ray tube for wide elemental coverage Semiconductor detector for superior data quality Modern smartphone style "icon driven" user interface Multiple automated tube filters for enhanced sensitivity Convenient built in thermal printer Low cost with unmatched performance-to-price ratio Optional fundamental parameters

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