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  1. FOSS JAPAN Co., Ltd. Tokyo//Testing, Analysis and Measurement
  2. ビーエルテック Tokyo//Testing, Analysis and Measurement
  3. 一般財団法人材料科学技術振興財団 MST Tokyo//Testing, Analysis and Measurement
  4. 4 サーモフィッシャーサイエンティフィック株式会社/Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K. Tokyo//Testing, Analysis and Measurement
  5. 5 アナリティクイエナジャパン Kanagawa//Testing, Analysis and Measurement

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  1. September 3, 2026 (Thursday) Free Webinar "Inline Component Analysis" FOSS JAPAN Co., Ltd.
  2. Analytical devices contributing to the automation of the water supply, environment, and food industries. ビーエルテック
  3. Alcohol analysis device for sake Alcolyzer3001 SAKE
  4. 4 iCAP PRO Series ICP Emission Spectrometer サーモフィッシャーサイエンティフィック株式会社/Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.
  5. 5 Examples of cross-sectional observation of wire bonding with various compositions. アイテス

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[Analysis Case] Thermal Desorption Gas Analysis of Organic Films (TDS)

It is possible to evaluate the outgassing components of organic matter in a vacuum environment.

TDS is a method that heats samples in a vacuum environment and monitors the gases that are released. When measuring organic substances, it can be difficult to obtain accurate measurements due to contamination of the equipment from large amounts of gas release. However, by adjusting the sample amount and analysis conditions in advance to control the amount of gas released, analysis becomes possible. Below are the results of TDS analysis conducted on organic films. We were able to capture the phenomenon where surface-adsorbed water is released at low temperatures, and the intensity of gas release increases with rising temperature.

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[Analysis Case] Evaluation of Cu Surface Discoloration Using AES and SEM-EDX

It is possible to perform elemental analysis with a shallow detection depth while conducting SEM observation.

SEM-EDX analysis and AES analysis are suitable for simple investigations of discoloration and foreign substances on metal surfaces. However, when the discoloration or foreign substances are thin or small, AES analysis, which provides information from very shallow areas of the surface (about 4-5 nm), is effective. The AES equipment owned by MST can acquire SEM images, allowing AES analysis to be conducted while confirming the areas of interest using SEM images. In this case study, we will present data comparing the evaluation of discoloration on the Cu surface using AES analysis and SEM-EDX analysis. Additionally, we will also present the results of AES depth direction analysis.

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Examples of TDS analysis by representative materials and purposes

TDS: Thermal Desorption Gas Analysis Method

TDS is a method that heats samples in high vacuum (1E-7 Pa) and detects the gases that are released. By heating the sample at a constant rate in high vacuum, it is possible to confirm the temperature dependence of even trace amounts of desorption (at the monolayer level). Additionally, for some components, it is also possible to calculate the number of molecules of the desorbed gas. We will introduce examples of TDS applied to representative materials.

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[Analysis Case] Peptide Sequence Analysis by LC/MS/MS

We will analyze the amino acid sequence of the peptide using LC/MS/MS analysis.

When peptides are measured using LC/MS/MS, characteristic fragment ions are obtained, allowing for the analysis of the amino acid sequence that makes up the peptide. Additionally, because peptides are separated and analyzed by LC, it is possible to analyze the sequences even in samples containing multiple peptides or impurities. Here, we present a case study where low molecular weight peptides were analyzed using LC/MS/MS, and the amino acid sequences were estimated.

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[Analysis Case] Evaluation of Coating Film on Injection Needle Surface

Visualization of the distribution and coating condition of water-repellent films, coatings, and membranes.

Medical injection needles reduce puncture resistance and lessen the physical burden on patients by coating the surface of the metal tube with silicone. To maintain the performance of the needle, it is important that the entire surface is covered with a coating film. This report introduces a case where imaging analysis of the opening at the tip of the injection needle was conducted using TOF-SIMS to evaluate whether the coating film was applied. Since TOF-SIMS detects information from the very surface, it can assess the condition of the coating film without detecting the underlying elements.

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[Analysis Case] Analysis of organic fluorine compounds (PFOS, PFOA, etc.)

We can conduct analysis of products, wastewater, and environmental water.

Organic fluorinated compounds are used in various applications such as surfactants and metal plating agents. Among them, perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) is a substance regulated under the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs), which restricts its manufacture, use, and import/export. Furthermore, the addition of perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) to the list of regulated substances is also being considered. In addition to PFOA and PFOS, perfluoroalkyl carboxylic acids (PFCA) and perfluoroalkyl sulfonic acids (PFAS) with different carbon chain lengths can also be analyzed simultaneously.

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[Analysis Case] Evaluation of Ion Implantation Damage in GaN by XAFS

It is possible to confirm the recovery of crystallinity due to irradiation defects and annealing.

Gallium nitride (GaN) is used as a material for LEDs and power devices due to its high thermal conductivity and high breakdown voltage characteristics. In its manufacturing process, the production of high-quality GaN crystals without crystal defects is required, making the assessment of damage from ion implantation and the degree of recovery an important evaluation criterion. This document presents a case study evaluating the damage caused by ion implantation into GaN substrates using XAFS. It is possible to detect disturbances in the crystal structure near the GaN surface, as well as N2 and interstitial N within the film, with high precision.

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[Analysis Case] Evaluation of Gold Thin Film Adhesion on Wafer by XRF

Comparison of the amount of thin film components adhered between samples.

In fluorescent X-ray analysis (XRF), a simple evaluation of elemental distribution is possible. In this case study, we used a deposition device to create films of arbitrary amounts of Au on 4-inch Si wafers A and B as samples, and compared the distribution and total amount of Au. The results of the surface analysis confirmed the distribution state of Au (Figures 1-4). Additionally, by comparing the adhesion amounts based on the Au intensity from the XRF spectra obtained from each pixel, we confirmed that wafer B had more Au than wafer A (Figure 5).

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[Analysis Case] In-plane film thickness evaluation of Au thin film on wafer using XRF.

Visualization of film thickness distribution through multi-point mapping measurement.

In fluorescent X-ray analysis (XRF), it is possible to easily evaluate element distribution and film thickness. In this case study, we will introduce an example of evaluating the thickness distribution of an Au film on a 4-inch Si wafer through multi-point mapping measurements. By performing multi-point mapping, we can calculate the Au film thickness using the FP (Fundamental Parameter) method from the XRF spectra at each point, allowing for the evaluation of thickness distribution based on the measurement coordinates.

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[Analysis Case] Quantitative Analysis of the Sugar Composition of Fucoidan

We can accommodate various sample forms such as powders and liquids.

Fucoidan is a type of high molecular weight polysaccharide that is said to have effects such as boosting immunity, anti-cancer properties, and lowering cholesterol, and it has gained attention in recent years. It is considered a type of soluble dietary fiber and is found in seaweeds such as kelp and wakame. In this method, fucoidan in supplements and drinks is analyzed by breaking it down into monosaccharides. In addition to the main component, fucose, xylose, mannose, galactose, rhamnose, and glucuronic acid are simultaneously measured to calculate the quantitative values of each sugar.

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[Analysis Case] Corrosive Gas Analysis by TDS

You can check for gases that have a negative impact on the product.

Corrosive gases such as etching gases have a significant impact on the degradation of semiconductors, electronic components, and devices. Below, we present an example of capturing corrosive gases using TDS (Temperature-Programmed Desorption Gas Analysis). It was confirmed that HCl, a corrosive gas, desorbs with the increase in temperature of the sample. Since TDS can capture desorption in the m/z range of 2 to 199 while heating, it is effective for investigating the types and amounts of corrosive gases as well as their temperature dependence of desorption.

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[Analysis Case] Evaluation of Gas Barrier Membrane of Plastic Containers Using XPS

Qualitative analysis of organic films and separation and quantification of the bonding states of each element.

Plastic containers, such as PET bottles used in many food products, have features like being lightweight and unbreakable; however, a challenge has been their lower gas barrier properties compared to cans and bottles. In recent years, technologies have been developed to coat PET bottles with gas barrier films to prevent quality degradation due to oxygen intrusion and carbonation loss, and these technologies are now widely used. This document presents a case study on the measurement of commercially available PET bottles, along with an evaluation of the composition and chemical bonding state of the gas barrier films.

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Announcement of the Start of Non-Destructive Testing Services from April 2018

We have assembled equipment that is strong in the analysis of organic materials such as resin and carbon composites.

On April 2, 2018, MST will introduce the latest processing and analysis equipment and begin offering non-destructive analysis services. We will provide analysis services across a wide range of fields, including product development and quality control for electronic devices, pharmaceuticals, and food. Non-destructive analysis is a technology that visualizes the internal state of a product without destroying it. Until now, MST has primarily offered contract services based on destructive analysis methods such as electron microscopy and mass spectrometry. However, there has been an increasing customer demand for observing electronic devices without destruction in recent years. Additionally, there has been a growing need in other fields as well, such as confirming the shapes of pharmaceutical and medical device components, observing the distribution of constituent materials within food, and checking for the presence of cavities. With the introduction of the latest processing and analysis equipment, MST is now able to conduct non-destructive analysis. We will provide analysis services on a contract basis.

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[Analysis Case] Evaluation of Blood Lithium Concentration

It can be analyzed over a wide range from low concentrations to toxic levels.

Lithium carbonate, widely used in the treatment of mania and bipolar disorder, must be administered while maintaining an appropriate blood concentration to prevent lithium toxicity. Therefore, regular measurement of blood concentration (therapeutic drug monitoring: TDM) is required. Analysis using ICP-MS (inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry) allows for the quantification of lithium concentrations in the blood across a wide range, from subtherapeutic levels to toxic levels.

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[Analysis Case] Analysis of Dehydroascorbic Acid

It is possible to analyze dehydroascorbic acid in beverages.

In recent years, the market size for soft drinks has been expanding, and various studies are being conducted to further enhance their flavor. One report suggests that including an appropriate amount of dehydroascorbic acid in soft drinks can improve their taste. Dehydroascorbic acid is also produced by the oxidation of L-ascorbic acid, which is used as an antioxidant in beverages, so prompt analysis after opening the sample is necessary to obtain accurate values. This document measures the amount of dehydroascorbic acid over time after the sample has been opened.

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Regarding interface and depth direction resolution

SIMS: Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry

The SIMS analysis profile of the interface between different materials changes with a certain width in the depth direction. This is due to the characteristics of SIMS analysis, which are influenced by ion beam mixing and the roughness of the sputtered surface. The detected impurities represent averaged information up to the mixed depth, detecting ions from regions with a width in the depth direction. Therefore, the interface position is generally defined as the location where the ion intensity of the main constituent elements reaches 50%.

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[Analysis Case] Depth Direction Analysis of XPS on the Micron (μm) Order

Depth direction analysis will be conducted to a depth of several micrometers.

XPS is a surface-sensitive technique widely used for evaluating sample surfaces, but when combined with ion etching, it allows for depth analysis. In addition to the compositional distribution in the depth direction, XPS also enables the assessment of bonding states, making it suitable for investigating the causes of discoloration on the surfaces of device components. This document presents a case study evaluated by XPS regarding the discoloration of the blades of a turbo molecular pump.

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[Analysis Case] Valence Evaluation of Trace Metals in Ceramic Materials

It is possible to evaluate trace metals in ppm orders.

When designing and controlling the properties of various materials, it is very important to clarify the types and amounts of elements present in trace amounts in the base material, as well as their states of existence. The types and amounts of elements can be evaluated using methods such as SIMS (Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry) and ICP-MS (Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry), but the evaluation of states of existence, such as valence and chemical bonding states, is effectively conducted using XAFS (X-ray Absorption Fine Structure) measurements with synchrotron radiation. This document introduces a case study where the valence of trace amounts of Ce in ceramic materials was evaluated as a measurement example.

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[Analysis Case] Analysis of Hydrogen Desorption from Stainless Steel by TDS

It is possible to evaluate the amount of hydrogen released from metals using TDS (Thermogravimetric Desorption Gas Analysis).

Many metallic materials, such as steel, are known to deteriorate (hydrogen embrittlement) due to diffusible hydrogen that diffuses within the crystal lattice at room temperature. This time, we present an example of evaluating the amount of hydrogen desorption from stainless steel plates (SUS316L) with added hydrogen using TDS. A desorption peak, thought to be diffusible hydrogen, was observed in the low-temperature range around 150°C.

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[Analysis Case] Evaluation of Functional Groups in Graphene

Evaluation of functional groups in graphene is possible using thermal decomposition GC/MS method.

Graphene, a monolayer form of graphite, is expected to be applied in a wide range of fields such as batteries, transparent electrodes, and sensors due to its excellent properties, including toughness, high electrical conductivity, and high thermal stability. It is also said that the types and amounts of functional groups present on the surface vary depending on the manufacturing method, and clarifying its structure is an important point for improving performance. This case study introduces a comparison of the functional groups of two types of graphene using thermal decomposition GC/MS method.

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[Analysis Case] Simultaneous Heating Analysis of Copper Plates and Solder by TDS

It is possible to evaluate degassing in an environment close to the actual process by bringing the materials into contact with each other.

Soldering of metals is one of the essential processes in the field of electronics. It is known that the outgassing that occurs when metal and solder are heated in contact can lead to voids. Below, we introduce a case where TDS analysis (Thermal Desorption Spectroscopy) was performed with solder placed on a copper plate. TDS can evaluate the outgassing associated with the heating of materials. By bringing the copper plate and solder into contact and heating them simultaneously within the TDS apparatus, we were able to capture outgassing in an environment close to the actual process.

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[Analysis Case] Quantitative Analysis of Low Molecular Weight Siloxanes

We will quantify the siloxanes in the exhaust gas at the ng level.

The siloxane that is emitted as outgassing from silicone products is a component that is volatile and tends to adhere to substrates. It is known that when siloxane adheres, it can cause adverse effects such as fogging of optical system lenses, delamination or poor adhesion of films, and contact failures in relay circuits, making it important to investigate the amount of siloxane outgassing. This document presents a case study on the amount of cyclic dimethylsiloxane generated when heating silicone tubes at 200°C.

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Technical Data: Evaluation of Element Distribution and Chemical State of SEI Film on Secondary Battery Anode

Composite approach to the cross-sectional structure and surface shape of the negative electrode, as well as elemental mapping images of the active material cross-section!

One of the causes of capacity degradation at the negative electrode of lithium-ion secondary batteries is the formation of a film called SEI (Solid Electrolyte Interphase), which is created by interfacial reactions between the active material and the electrolyte, resulting in various lithium salt compounds complexing on the surface of the active material. To improve battery performance, control over the composition, thickness, and chemical bonding state of the SEI film is required. This document presents examples of evaluations of the SEI film formed on the surface of carbon-based negative electrode active materials for automotive batteries using SEM, TEM, TEM-EELS, TOF-SIMS, and XPS. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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Structural exploration of new organic semiconductor materials using MI.

It is possible to efficiently propose candidates for new materials using a data-driven approach.

Even when limited to organic materials, the combinations of possible compound structures are vast, and many new materials that exceed conventional properties remain in an unknown state. The exploration of new materials with effective properties from such a vast array of combinations is well-suited to approaches using machine learning. This document introduces examples of utilizing informatics from the setting of challenges to their achievement. By customizing compound datasets and the desired properties to fit the customer's challenges, it is possible to conduct compound exploration using informatics with a similar approach.

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[Analysis Case] C0677

Detailed analysis of molecular structures is possible through the combination of NMR measurements and calculations.

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) analysis is a method used for structural analysis of organic compounds. NMR spectra are influenced by the spins of the atomic nuclei that make up the compound, and this influence is represented by the spin coupling constant. By evaluating this spin coupling constant, it becomes possible to identify compounds with complex structures or novel compounds. This document presents a case study analyzing the stereoconformation of fluorinated compounds based on a comparison between measured values of spin coupling constants and calculated values from quantum chemical calculations. Energy calculations of the conformations also allow for a comparison of stability. Measurement methods: Computational science, AI, data analysis, NMR Product field: Pharmaceuticals Analysis purpose: Evaluation of chemical bonding states, structural evaluation For more details, please download the document or contact us.

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[Analysis Case] Investigation of Differences in Glucosylceramide Due to Fruits

Recommended for the analysis and evaluation of ceramide-containing products, starting with skin barrier (moisturizing) products!

Glucosylceramide (hereinafter referred to as GluCer) is a functional ingredient involved in skin moisture retention. Various types of GluCer with different molecular structures are found in natural plants, showing differences in their main components. This document presents a case study analyzing the extracts of fruits (banana, grape, kiwi, strawberry) and investigating the differences in the GluCer content of each fruit. For more details, please download the document or contact us.

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[Analysis Case] Simulation of Bending Deformation of Carbon Nanotubes

It is possible to evaluate the shape change and strain energy when external forces are applied to nanomaterials.

Carbon nanotubes are lightweight nanomaterials with high strength and flexibility, and their excellent properties are expected to lead to applications in various fields. On the other hand, changes in physical properties associated with shape changes are also known, and evaluations of deformation and strain in response to external forces are required. This document introduces a case study of bending deformation simulations of single-walled carbon nanotubes using molecular dynamics calculations. By conducting simulations, it is possible to observe shape changes at the atomic level, which are difficult to evaluate from actual measurements, and to calculate strain energy.

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Promotion of data-driven research and development (MI)

We will achieve efficiency in research and development through materials informatics (MI).

MI refers to an approach that utilizes information science and technology in the field of materials research and development. It can be adopted by any company or organization involved in manufacturing and other industries. By leveraging existing data, it aims to achieve efficient experimental processes and acquire new insights that cannot be obtained solely through human knowledge and experience.

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[Analysis Case] Qualitative Evaluation of Fiber Optic Core and Cladding

Qualitative and distribution evaluation of optical fiber materials is possible using TOF-SIMS.

Optical fibers have a structure that consists of a core with a high refractive index surrounded by a cladding layer with a low refractive index. Due to the difference in refractive indices, light is totally internally reflected at the boundary and transmitted. Therefore, it is important to analyze the selection of materials, the presence of impurities, adhesion, coating conditions, and contaminants. Optical fibers can be broadly classified into two types: plastic and quartz. This document presents a case study in which the materials of the core and cladding were identified by analyzing the cross-section of plastic optical fibers using TOF-SIMS. Measurement method: TOF-SIMS Product field: Optical fibers, electronic components Analysis purpose: Qualitative evaluation, organic matter evaluation, composition distribution evaluation "For more details, please download the document or contact us."

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[Analysis Case] Molecular Structure Analysis of Liquid Crystal Materials

It is possible to estimate the structure of liquid crystal molecules in liquid crystal displays using GC/TOFMS.

The response speed, driving voltage, and reliability characteristics of liquid crystal panels are attributed to the molecular structure of the liquid crystals. Therefore, analyzing the details of the molecular structure is essential for controlling the display characteristics of liquid crystal panels. Here, we introduce a case where the liquid components in commercially available panels were extracted and structurally estimated using GC/TOFMS. Approximately 10 components, including liquid crystal materials that exhibit negative dielectric anisotropy, were estimated from precise mass information. Measurement method: GC/MS Product fields: Displays, televisions, projectors Analysis objectives: Market research, molecular structure evaluation, degradation investigation For more details, please download the materials or contact us.

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