What is pXRF?
Portable X-Ray Fluorescence – often termed “pXRF” – is a powerful technology capable of simultaneously quantifying many elements in a single analysis.
Traditional pXRF instruments look like guns. You point and shoot your samples with X-rays resulting in characteristic signals which are detected and related to elemental composition.
PROBLEM
Traditional pXRF Limitations
For many soil and agriculturally relevant elements, total concentrations can be rapidly quantified using pXRF under the right conditions.
However, carbon cannot currently be quantified using pXRF.
pXRF is a powerful instrument,
but current pXRF cannot measure carbon!
MULTI-SENSOR BENEFITS
More Data Than Others
You’re getting a more representative measurement, and the additional geochemical data advantageously enables the development of multivariate models to predict other soil properties such as CEC, texture, and other useful information.
PEER REVIEWED SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
Top Soil Science Journal
Geoderma is the one of the top soil science journal in the world. Our publication got chosen Editor’s Choice.
Our R&D has been, or will be published after patent filings are completed. See select publications below.
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