X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy: The Basics, Curve-Fitting and Advanced Studies

In this seminar, Prof Biesinger presented an overview of X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) basics, curve-fitting methodologies and advanced studies will be presented along with a short introduction to CasaXPS software.
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About Prof. Mark C. Biesinger:
Dr. Biesinger is the Director of Surface Science Western (Western University), Canada’s leading surface analysis and materials characterization facility. He is an internationally recognized expert in X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS).
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[@esokkiyaa929]

Very useful video, thank you so much

[@prashantbisht6384]

Amazing help

[@cbs-qcsc5026]

Glad to hear!

[@urjitsinhrathod633]

👍👍

[@pashasayyad7865]

Dear Sir, Thank you for the wonderful explanation. Would you please let me know what the difference is between binding energy and work function? I would greatly appreciate it if you could clarify the difference.

[@abiodunaderibigbe9029]

Binding energy is energy required to remove photoelectrons from their orbital while (sample) workfunction is energy required to remove electron from material surface. There is also workfunction for the XPS instrument as well.

[@zanazoro]

52:54 minutes shows a table of Ni 2 ,,,please how we can get that table ??

[@zanazoro]

thanks for sharing ,,phd student from Hunan university .... i have a question plz ,,this EPs POSSIBLE FOR NOD CONDECTIVE MATERIAL? for example i have Zn and NiCop ? both possible to do or not ?

[@abiodunaderibigbe9029]

Could you explain further?

[@smrutismita4229]

HOW CAN I FIND THE PEAKS

[@abiodunaderibigbe9029]

Happy to help. What do you mean by finding the peaks? Do you mean identifying elements in a survey spectrum or number of peaks (components) in a high-resolution (narrow) scan during curve fitting?

[@mtrav1]

Dude on the bottom is a robot or something...