Dandong Tongda TD-5000X-ray single crystal diffractometer won the "ACCSI2023 Instrument and Detection 3i Award --2022 Annual Scientific Instrument Industry Outstanding New Product Award".

It is a professional manufacturer of X-ray analysis instruments and non-destructive testing instruments, and has obtained a number of certifications such as national high-tech enterprises, ISO quality system certification enterprises, and has an invention patent and utility model patent.

X-ray diffraction technology is widely used in the research of lithium-ion batteries. XRD is a conventional method for qualitative and quantitative analysis of phases in materials.

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XRD can measure bulk and powder samples, and has different requirements for different sample sizes and properties.

In August 2023, under the leadership of the company, the big family of Dandong Tongda Technology Co., Ltd. in Liaoning Province held an outdoor dinner on the eve of the end of the month.

Global X-ray diffractometer (XRD) has developed steadily in recent years, and China is a market with great development prospects.

Taking deposition scaling as an example, this paper introduces how to use X-ray diffractometer for qualitative phase and quantitative analysis.

The previous one detailed and complete introduction of the company's pre-sale, sale and after-sales service, today introduced is our company's product training related content.

In recent years, there has been a growing interest in the measurement of high-pressure biological samples. This is reflected in the development of new techniques for pressure measurement that are different from those implemented by DAC. One of them is the technique of freezing crystals under pressure.

X-ray diffractometer (XRD) can be divided into X-ray powder diffractometer and X-ray single crystal diffractometer, the basic physical principle of the two is the same.

X-rays are a type of short-wavelength electromagnetic radiation, between ultraviolet and gamma rays， that was developed by the German physicist W.K. It was discovered by Roentgen in 1895, so it is also called Roentgen rays.