Single-Crystal X-ray Diffractometer
English Description This system is designed to precisely determine the three-dimensional arrangement of atoms and molecules. Key Features
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Microcrystal Capability By employing a high-brightness X-ray source and focusing mirrors, the system enables measurement and structure determination of extremely small crystals—down to a few tens of micrometers (0.01mm). This allows for the analysis of samples that are near the lower limit of shape recognition under an optical microscope.
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High-Speed Data Collection Equipped with a high-sensitivity hybrid pixel detector, the system can collect a complete set of diffraction data required for structural analysis in a short timeframe—typically ranging from half a day to one day per sample.
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High-Precision Analytical Environment The integration of the Cobra cryosystem allows for high-resolution data acquisition by minimizing thermal vibration. Furthermore, it effectively reduces radiation damage (such as radical reactions) caused by X-ray exposure, ensuring more reliable results.
Institute for Chemical Research (ICR)W-Blook 112C
Eligible Users:
Kyoto University faculty, staff, and students
External academic and research institutions
Corporate/Private sector entities
Usage Inquiries: Open for consultation (Please contact us for details).
Guidelines for Use
Prior to using the equipment, users must be registered as X-ray equipment operators at their respective home institutions. After registration, please contact the staff in charge to submit the “X-ray Worker Application Form” specifically for this system in advance. Additionally, a dosimeter must be worn at all times during operation.
Institute for Chemical Research (ICR) ((Contact:Tanijfuji)
TEL:0774-38-3029
MAIL:tanifuji.kazuki.6u*kyoto-u.ac.jp
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