X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (XPS) provides quantitative surface chemical information and oxidation state analysis. Depth profiling enables evaluation of compositional and oxidation gradients from the surface into the bulk of thin films.
I performed XPS depth profiling to investigate surface chemistry and compositional gradients through thin films. Controlled sputtering and peak fitting enabled evaluation of oxidation states and chemical uniformity. This analysis provided insight into surface and near-surface stability after processing
The image illustrates variation of oxidation as we go from thin film surface to depth. Equipment-Themo Scientific Al k-alpha
I used XPS to analyze surface chemistry following electrochemical corrosion testing. XPS measurements revealed oxidation and passivation behavior of alloy surfaces exposed to corrosive environments. These results complemented electrochemical data and supported interpretation of corrosion mechanisms.
The image illustrates oxidation state checking after corrosion of high entropy alloy.
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