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Permanents impliqués : Mickaël Bouhier, Jean-Charles Méaudre. La Reflectance Transformation Imaging (RTI), ou imagerie de transformation par réflectivité, est une méthode d’imagerie basée sur la compilation de clichés dont la seule variable est l’orientation de la source lumineuse. Cette technique, dite 2.
Elaboration d'un outil d'acquisition RTI open source (Reflectance Transformation Imaging)
Ion beam analysis : the nuclear microprobe
The nuclear microprobe is a non-destructive analysis tool allowing elemental characterization at the micrometer scale of solid samples of diverse origins: interfaces and grains of synthesized materials, cellular monolayers, inclusions in terrestrial and extraterrestrial geologic samples… The method relies on the detection and spectrometry of emitted radiations by the interaction of a light ion micro-beam with the atoms composing the major elements or traces of the samples.
The LAPA developed for re-corroding archaeological systems, originals setups, allowing to continue century old corrosion process in the lab and under labeled environments. One way to get reliable knowledge about long term corrosion is to perform re-corrosion experiments. From natural sites, known for their chemical stability for years, corroded samples are picked up and then submitted to experiments.
Laboratory re-corrosion experiments using stables isotopes in NIMBE/LAPA
Raman microspectroscopy at NIMBE/LAPA
The Raman microspectrometry is an analytical device of primary importance to characterize the crystalline structure of materials. It is a complementary technique to micro X-ray diffraction. This technique is well suited to characterize and determine the distribution of the phases formed in the corrosion layers of iron or steels during very long periods in various environments. Iron oxides, oxy-hydroxides and carbonates are the main phases encountered in these systems.

 

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