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Detecting the unknown!

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Electron Diffraction  culminates the elucidation of the crystal structure

The Center of Continuous Manufacturing and Advanced Crystallization (CMAC), in collaboration with the University of Strathclyde and others,  uses a non-destructive technique: X-ray Diffraction Computed Tomography (XRD-CT) to study solid-state chemical reactions in tablets. A full understanding of the reactions happening is achieved.

Complementing the study with Electron Diffraction, the structure of the product of the solid-state reaction was fully elucidated.

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The structure obtained, gives proof and confirms the proposed chemical reaction happening in the tablet.

Are you interested to know how:

  • Electron Diffraction Experiments contributed to this study
  • Easy and straighttforward is to obtain structural information from nano-crystals
  • ED is important as a complementary technique
  • Impurities / side products / different polymorphic phases can be characterized using ED.

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ELDICO Scientific AG, "The Electron Diffraction Company," stands at the forefront of Swiss technology and innovation. Established in 2019, ELDICO is dedicated to advancing scientific exploration with its groundbreaking electron diffractometer. This pioneering device empowers researchers to unravel the mysteries of the nanoscale world, providing precise answers to their inquiries. Through the development, production, and sale of this cutting-edge technology, ELDICO is shaping the future of particle analysis and driving progress in scientific discovery.

In 2022, ELDICO Scientific opened its Experience Centre for electron diffraction in Basel, Switzerland, showcasing its cutting-edge device, the ELDICO ED-1. Nestled within the Switzerland Innovation Park Basel, this center provides an exclusive platform for customers to delve into the world of electron diffraction. Here, they can access a range of services, including contract research, scientific application development, collaborative opportunities, and tailored training workshops. Our clientele primarily comprises researchers from industrial and R&D-intensive sectors, particularly in burgeoning fields such as pharmaceuticals, energy storage, and advanced materials.