Small-Angle Scattering - General Information
Small-angle X-ray scattering (SAXS) probes the material over very low spatial frequencies. This allows observations of inhomogeneity or periodicity in the density, which can be particularly useful for identifying microphase segregation or mesoporosity.
Please note that SAXS measurements are not conducted on a regular schedule but depend on demand. Once we receive a minimum of 16 SAXS measurement requests, we will include SAXS in the planning for the next beamtime.