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American Museum of Natural History Earth & Planetary Science Electron Microprobe Lab

Website:
amnh.org/our-research/physical-sciences/earth-and-planetary-sciences/facilities/electron-microprobe
Headquarters:
New York, NY, US
Company Type:
Small Business (1-10M TTM Revenue)

The electron microprobe facility at AMNH houses a 5-spectrometer Cameca SX-100 that was installed in July 1996. This probe can detect and analyze elements from B to U at concentrations as low as 0.01 weight percent. Stage movement has a resolution of 0.5 microns. The energy dispersive spectrometer system is a Princeton Gamma Tech IMIX. The laboratory is managed by Adrian Fiege. The electron microprobe laboratory is a joint facility shared between the Museum and Columbia University’s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory.

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American Museum of Natural History Earth & Planetary Science Electron Microprobe Lab
Central Park West New York, NY, 10024 United States
American Museum of Natural History Earth & Planetary Science Electron Microprobe Lab
Central Park West New York, NY, 10024 United States

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