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McSwiggen and Associates PA in Minneapolis, Minnesota

(612) 781-2282

2855 Anthony Lane South
Minneapolis, MN 55418

http://www.mcswiggenassoc.com

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Company Description:

McSwiggen & Associates - a consulting firm offering a broad range of services related to electron microprobes

Services Offered:

Electron Microprobe Analyses Electron Probe Microanalyzer Microanalysis Microanalyses Epma Empa Emp Microscopy Geology Petrology Petrography Petrologic

Petrographic Geochemistry Material Science Optical Microscopy Electron Microscopist Wavelength Dispersive Spectroscopy Wds Chemical Analyses Energy Dispersive Spectroscopy Eds Elemental Analyses

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WDS vs EDS: McSwiggen & Associates /Tech Notes/WDS vs EDS up one level Electron microprobes (also referred to as electron probe microanalyzers or EPMA) have been around for many decades. They differ from scanning electron microscopes in that they are configured with wavelength dispersive spectrometers (WDS)...
Lab Associate of the Month: McSwiggen & Associates Lab Associate of the Month Mabel O'Riley Mabel O'Riley has been with McSwiggen & Associates for over a year and is twin sister of Peaches O'Riley, a past multiple winner of this award. Mabel is our head accountant and office manager. Mabel is appreciated for her ruthle...
Electron Imaging: McSwiggen & Associates /Tech Notes/Electron Imaging up one level Electron microprobes have the same electron imaging capabilities as comparable scanning electron microscopes. Both backscattered electron and secondary electron images can be collected. Figures 1-4 are examples of both types of ima...
McSwiggen & Associates, Electron Microprobe Lab - Tech Notes: McSwiggen & Associates /Tech Notes up on level As part of the training functions offered by McSwiggen & Associates we produce educational materials. Below is a list of topics covered in the technical notes, each discussing one aspect of practical electron microprobe analyses. Topics: Quantit...
Beryllium Analysis: McSwiggen & Associates /Tech Notes/Beryllium up one level Beryllium (Be, Z=4) is the lightest element that can presently be analyzed on an electron microprobe. In the future, it may be possible to measure lithium (Z=3). Presently, however, the detector's windows absorb too many of the ultra low-...