Electron Microbeam Analysis Lab (EMAL)
provides instrumentation for the chemical and structural characterization of solid materials.
Contacts
Owen Neill, PhD
734-615-6657
okneill@umich.edu
Zhongrui (Jerry) Li, PhD
734-615-6657
zhongrui@umich.edu
Location
North University Building (Rm 2005)
1100 N. University Ave, Ann Arbor, MI
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Who We Serve
University of Michigan Researchers and External Researchers
Core Summary
The Robert B. Mitchell Electron Microbeam Analysis Lab (EMAL) provides instrumentation for researchers from a variety of disciplines for the chemical and structural characterization of solid materials. The lab houses a variety of electron microbeam and X-ray analysis instruments for materials characterization, focused mainly on imaging, quantitative and qualitative compositional analysis, and micro- and nano-structural analysis. EMAL facilities are used by researchers in a broad range of disciplines, including geology, chemistry, physics, biology, materials science, archaeology, engineering, medicine, archaeology, and even art.
Services
- Backscattered electron imaging
- Chemical analysis
- Compositional mapping
- Electron backscatter diffraction
- Electron microscopy
- Energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy
- Materials characterization
- Microanalysis
- Microscopy
- Secondary electron imaging
- Wavelength-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy
- X-ray diffraction
- X-ray mapping
Equipment
- Carbon coater Carbon Coater
Denton, Equipment Available For Use - Electron microprobe SX100
Cameca, Equipment Available For Use - Gold coater Desk II
Denton, Equipment Available For Use - Scanning electron microscope JSM-7800F
JEOL, Equipment Available For Use - X-ray diffractometer UltimaIV
Rigaku, Equipment Available For Use