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The XAS beamline employs hard X-rays
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across the range 6.3 - 31 keV (“Mn to Sb”). Please see the XAS page on the Australian Synchrotron website here for more details on the XAS photon delivery system. The energy range is accessed via
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two ‘beamline modes’ covering
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lower energies (6.3-19 keV / Mode X) and higher energies (15-31 keV
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/ Mode
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Y). Note that in order to
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optimise a beamline mode, or to switch
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between modes, approximately one day of user downtime is required. Therefore, all Mode
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X experiments are
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Elements in Red are analysed in Mode 1, Blue are commonly analysed in Mode 2, and Yellow are commonly analysed in Mode 3.
Titanium is only possible under certain circumstances - please contact us.
Copper can be analysed in Mode 1 if only XANES is required.
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scheduled back-to-back, followed by all Mode Y experiments, each user cycle.
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you would like to analyse edges in different |
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beamline modes, |
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you MUST submit a separate proposal for each mode. We recommend that |
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such proposals have the same content but different sample tables, and be designated ‘Part 1,' ‘Part 2,' |
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The information in these pages is designed to help users to understand our experimental capabilities and sample requirements and to aid in experimental planning:
XAS Capabilities: Information regarding sample environments
Sample types that we can analyse and sample preparation
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or ‘Mode X’, ‘Mode Y’, in their proposal title. |
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Sample environments and experimental kit, incl. in-situ: see here! |
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Sample types and preparation: see here! |
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Choosing scan parameters: see here! |
