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Vitreous carbon and carbon (graphite) planchets are ideal substrates for X-ray analysis
and backscattered electron imaging in a SEM or electron microprobe. The spectroscopically
pure carbon provides an excellent conductive, low emission X-ray background free
of any characteristic X-ray peaks except carbon. Carbon planchets are favored over
the non-conductive diamond planchets (charging will have negative effects on the
analytical results and can distort X-ray mapping and imaging). The carbon planchets can be cleaned and used again. For fine powders and imaging applications the vitreous carbon is the best choice. For X-ray applications of larger particles or specimens or for applications where the planchets can not be used again, the carbon (graphite) planchets are adequate. |
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Vitreous Carbon Planchet
Mirror Finish, One Side |
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Impermeable to gases and liquids, high purity, corrosion resistant, thermal stability in air up to 550°C and in vacuum or inert gas up to 3,000°C. Very hard and strong (hardness = 230 HV1). Applications in the fields of chemical analysis, metallurgy, crystal growth, medical technology and in glass and ceramics research. MSDS Typical chemical analysis of these vitreous carbon planchet is:
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Highly Polished Carbon Planchets
The highly polished carbon planchets have a smooth, virtually mirror finish on one
side with a surface roughness of 0.05 to 0.01um. The material is spectroscopically
pure carbon (soft graphite) with impurities equal to or less than 2ppm (single element
1ppm or less). The polished planchets are 1.4 to 1.5mm (0.55" to 0.06") thick. Available
in the popular 12.7mm (1/2") and 25.4mm (1") diameter. |
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