Equipment using laser SNMS that achieves optical spatial resolution for environmental particle analysis and more!
Toyama's "FILMER" is a flight time secondary ion mass spectrometer that meets the needs of research and development in the field of polymer materials and organic-inorganic composite materials. It achieves a high spatial resolution with a mapping surface resolution of 50 nm, while also maintaining a mass resolution (m/Δm): 5,000 @ m/z = 56. By adopting laser SNMS, it improves the signal ion generation efficiency, enabling highly sensitive analysis of organic materials. [Features] ■ Achieves high spatial resolution ■ Capable of in-situ processing and analysis ■ Adopts laser SNMS *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Analysis Examples】 ■ Comparison of SIMS and SNMS for blended polymers (PS & PHS) ■ Coal ash analysis ■ Achieving high surface resolution and mass resolution ■ Environmental particle analysis ■ Analysis by FIB processing (toner surface and cross-section) ■ Semiconductor B depth profiling ■ Organic polymer analysis using Laser SNMS ■ Improved detection sensitivity using Laser SNMS *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Toyama Corporation is a company built through the blood and sweat of its founder, Motomasa Endo, who was a craftsman dedicated to helping researchers striving for scientific and technological exploration, even at the cost of his own wealth. Our company can be seen as a dojo for refining humanity. We sharpen our sensitivity to polish ourselves and continuously seek the destiny of ourselves, society, our country, and humanity. In this process, we strive to develop scientific and technological advancements that will surely illuminate our path, particularly those that can contribute to world peace. While this may sound grand, there are indeed things that anyone can do. At our company, we consider and continue to practice contributions to these goals through "monozukuri" (manufacturing).