Analytical Methods:Special Techniques
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[edit] Specialist Analytical Techniques
These techniques require specialist equipment and should be undertaken by a suitably qualified laboratory. It is strongly recommended that specialist helpand advice is sought at the start of the project and certainly before any samples are taken as these techniques can be relatively costly and a well thought out sampling programme can be crucial to the success of the analysis.
- Micromorphology / Thin section description
- Multi-element analysis
- Chemical fractionation
- Element microanalysis
- Biomolecules
- Electron microscopy
- X radiography
- X-ray diffraction
- Infra-red and raman spectroscopy
- Stable isotope analysis
- Radiogenic isotope analysis
- Magnetic remanence
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