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Rare Earth Element Analysis Center at CU reaches developmental milestone

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Concord University reaches a milestone with the installation of a high-performance X-ray-diffracting crystal. There are only two of these crystals in the world, one at Advanced Microbeam, and now a second at Concord University. Senator Joe Manchin: West Virginia is on the cutting edge of research and innovation.

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Rare Earth Element Analysis Center at CU reaches developmental milestone

ATHENS, WV (WVNS) -- Concord University reached a milestone with the installation of a high-performance X-ray-diffracting crystal at the Rare Earth Element Analysis Center. The high-performance X-ray-diffracting crystal was manufactured by Rigaku Innovative Technologies of Auburn Hills, Michigan, and installed in the ARL electron microprobe at Concord University by Advanced Microbeam Inc. of Vienna, Ohio. There are only two of these crystals in …

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