Access | Surface Analysis Facility

Training

All SAF users must review the general approach to ACMAL training.

ACMAL Training

SAF Training

Coursework Training

Affiliated courses are generally restricted to students at the graduate level.

The surface analysis course CHE 5665/MSE 5665 has the following objectives:

Understand and measure physical and chemical processes on a surface
Distinguish differences between surface science techniques and their respective capabilities
Analyze and interpret example data from surface science lab measurements
Recognize, review and critique surface science literature
Design and propose a project and choose a surface science technique to solve a reasonable hypothesis

CH 5665 - Surface and Interface Science for Chemical and Materials Analysis

Coursework and hands-on laboratory experiences explore physical and chemical properties governing surface processes and the appropriate analysis techniques used to study interfaces and surface chemical reactions. Topics include principles of physical chemistry and materials science for understanding and applying modern surface analysis.

Credits: 3.0
Lec-Rec-Lab: (2-0-2)
Semesters Offered: On Demand
Restrictions: May not be enrolled in one of the following Class(es): Freshman, Sophomore

Authorization

All SAF users must review the general classification to ACMAL authorization, use rates, and session accountability.

ACMAL Authorization

ACMAL Use Rates

ACMAL Session

Reservations

Calendars

Before reserving equipment, all users must familiarize themselves with lab procedure and policy.

Surface Analysis Instrument	Google Calendar Name
Perkin Elmer PHI-660 Scanning Auger Microscope	ACMAL > ACMAL-Auger

All SAF users must review ACMAL use rates and session accountability.

ACMAL Use Rates

ACMAL Session

Follow the instructions below to make a reservation. Many of the instruments can be reserved using Google Calendar.

Google Resource Calendar Instructions