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X-ray Diffraction - Solving Problems with Phase Analysis Joseph R. Swider, Ph.D. Senior Research Scientist

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X-ray Diffraction -Solving Problems with Phase Analysis

Joseph R. Swider, Ph.D.Senior Research Scientist

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Uses of X-ray Diffraction

• phase identification of materials- different phases of materials with the same elemental composition can have extremely different properties

• commonly used for inorganics but many organics can be identified

• degree of crystallinity

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Elemental and Phase

Identification

Phase: how are the atoms in a sample arranged?

TiO2

brookite

anataserutile

Elemental: What is the amount of each element in a sample?

TiO2

Mass Percent:60% Ti40% O

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Phase IdentificationCalcium carbonate

CaCO3

calcitearagonite

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XRD Theory

• X-rays acting as waves interfere with each other, constructively or destructively

• A bright reflection occurs when the path length difference is an integral number, or

nl = 2d sin q

q q

d

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Powder XRD

single crystal

powder sample

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XRD Instrumentation

X-ray source

sample

detection

CCD

film

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XRD Data

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International Centre for Diffraction

Data (ICDD)

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Rigaku Micro-XRD

• Rotating anode

• Image plate detection

• Particles in the 100 -10µm size range

• 100µm beam size

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Extraction and Mounting Particles

for micro-XRD

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Other XRD Sample Mounting

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Sample Submission

• What form is the sample?

– Bulk

– Powder

– Particle(s) to be extracted

• Will elemental analysis (EDS) be required?

• What data analysis will be needed?

– Comparison to ICDD

– Relative crystallinity

– Comparison to standards

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Common Requests

Pharmaceutical verification

USP method <941>

Contamination identification

Corrosion products

Paint and pigments

Organics

Crystallinity

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Limitations

**Quantitative XRD

**Percent crystallinity

Indexing

Single crystal analysis

Cryo or low temperature

In situ samples larger than ~1cm

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Pigments and Paint

Phthalocyanine Blue

Synthetic Ultramarine Blue

Prussian Blue

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Crystallinity

crystalline

semi-crystalline

amorphous

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20 µm particle

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10 µm mineral

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Corrosion

Identification

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Fresco Deterioration

• Several frescoes in a university hall were cracking with numerous accretions or spall

• Architectural conservators wanted to identify the spall-this would indicate what materials were underneath the painted layer and source the problem

• Samples of spall and from an intact fresco tested for the presence of gypsum

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Sample 1 with spall

Sample 2 intact

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Surface Contamination

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Particles Removed from

Cross-Section Layers

High-Resolution Imaging and ElementalScanning Electron Microscopy with

Energy Dispersive X-ray Spectrometry (SEM/EDS)

Optical Properties and ImagingLight Microscopy (LM)

Organic ClassificationFourier-Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR)

Phase IdentificationX-ray Diffraction (XRD)

Organic QuantificationGas, Liquid Chromatography

Raman Microscopy

Raman Microscopy

Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM)

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Cross-Section Evaluation

1

3

2

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Test Painting

• Simple primed canvas with three layers of known pigment and media or commercial paint

• Sections taken and the layers analyzed for pigment and media by particle

• Not embedded in epoxy

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Test Painting Area 1

Titanium white

Zincite

Barite

Rutile

Prussian Blue

1 23

Cadmium Yellow Light

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Test Painting Area 3

3

2

1

Burnt Sienna in oilHematite, quartz, barite

Prussian Blue Hue watercolor

copper and iron phthalocyanines

indigo in linseed oil

barite

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Architectural Lead Paint Identification

• Elemental (EDS or XRF) will identify Pb in paint structures or layers from samples but will not determine if it is white lead carbonate, the white pigment discontinued from industrial paints and known to be a health hazard

• Received samples as polished mounts with EDS map and Pb-rich layers to sample for identification of white lead carbonate

• Particles removed from chips or dust wipes can confirm the presence of white lead carbonate

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Polished Mounts

8

10

1816

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15th

century Spanish panel

painting

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Painting

Sample

4

5

3

2

1

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Sample 1, Layer 2

Layer 2 , blue

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Particle from Layer 4

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Joseph R. Swider, Ph.D.Senior Research Scientist

[email protected]• (630) 887-7100

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Layer 2, red

Sample 2, Layer 2