Cristallography
Charecterizing 3D structures, failure mechanisms and degradation phenomena
- Determine the arrangement of atoms of a crystalline solid in three-dimensional space
- Quantify microstructural evolution
- Perform in situ and 4D (time dependent studies) to understand the impact of heating, cooling, desiccation, wetting, tension, compression, imbibition, drainage and other simulated environmental studies
(a) Diffraction information reconstructed in a 3D volume. (b) Virtual slice of the sample. (c) Confidence map. (Source: Carl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH, "Laboratory Diffraction Contrast Tomography - Unlocking Crystallographic Information in your lab," January 2019. [Online].
Available: https://p.widencdn.net/ztayka/EN_aftersales-flyer_LabDCT_rel.1.0.).
Abnormal grain growth in Armco iron using LabDCT. Laboratorydiffraction contrast tomography is a contrast method that is uniquely available on theZEISS Xradia Versa XRM instruments. Sample courtesy of Prof. Burton R. Patterson,University of Florida, USA.