Laser Diffraction (LD), also known as static light scattering, has become the most widely used particle size analysis method in research and industry, and it has become the de facto standard for incoming and outgoing product quality control.
Since 1974, Microtrac is the first business to develop, manufacture, and market commercial LD analyzers, has been driving innovation ever since. SYNC, our newest LD particle size analyzer, will not only offer you reliable and reproducible LD results thanks to its proprietary Tri-Laser technology, but it will also allow you to perform both LD and imaging analysis on the same sample, in the same sample cell, at the same time.
There are several practices and parameters that should be part of the routine to ensure reliable results. We will explore some good practices in laser diffraction in this webinar. In addition, we will demonstrate the benefits of adding particle imaging to laser diffraction in both wet & dry analysis.
The topics covered will concentrate on the practical workflow of preparing and analyzing samples using SYNC, with measurement theories woven in.
Topics
- Wet & dry analysis
- Sample preparation
- SOP parameters and explanations
- Laser diffraction and imaging results
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Kai Düffels hat einen Master-Abschluss in Geowissenschaften von der Universität Stuttgart mit Schwerpunkt Geochemie. Er hat mehr als 15 Jahre Erfahrung in der Partikelanalyse bei Microtrac und Vorgängerorganisationen in Europa. Kai's Hauptfachgebiet ist die dynamische Bildanalyse und Laserbeugung. An unserem Standort in Haan bei Düsseldorf ist Kai für das Applikationslabor verantwortlich, in dem wir pro Jahr mehr als 250 Kundenproben verschiedener Materialien analysieren.
Jinyi Ge, PhD, Application Specialist at Microtrac (part of Verder Scientific), completed her postdoctoral research at Princeton University on waste/wastewater treatment and material characterization. During her PhD and postdoctoral years, she published 11 first-author and 8 co-author papers in American Chemical Society (ACS) and Elsevier journals. She is also an Associate Editor of Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems at Cambridge University Press, as well as an Editorial Board Member of Experimental Results at Cambridge University Press.