Materials - Introduction
10 important questions on Materials - Introduction
What happens if you select a wrong technique?
What is a mineralogical way of looking at things?
What is a chemical/elemental way of looking at things?
- Look at the elements themselves
- For example the structure of sand
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How do you deal with alterations/prone materials?
- Correct for them
- Pick the right samples
What metals are not resistant to alteration?
- Glass
- Metal
How can we identify with what element we are dealing?
Quantitative research elements
In what weight percentage are elements expressed?
Trace elements: ppm
What is the basis of research by the means of electromagnetic radiation?
- All techniques are based on electromagnetic radiation = the light around us
- This energy is called the incident energy = start energy.
- That start energy will react with our sample.
- Based on the energy, the reaction will be different (transmitted, resorbed or reflected)
How can we determine what elements are present by the means of electromagnetic radiation?
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