Laboratory Technologies
X-Ray Diffraction (XRD)
RJ Lee Group offers advanced XRD analysis to help you understand the crystallographic structure of your materials. Our non-destructive testing methods provide rapid, reliable results for a wide range of industries, from manufacturing to environmental science. Whether you're identifying unknown phases or quantifying crystalline content, XRD is a cornerstone of advanced materials characterization.
What is XRD?
XRD (X-ray Diffraction) is a technique used to identify and characterize the crystal structure of materials.
How it works:
A sample is hit with X-rays, which scatter when they interact with the orderly arrangement of atoms in a crystal. This scattering creates a pattern (diffraction) that’s unique to the material's atomic structure. By analyzing this pattern, scientists can determine what the material is and gain insight into its crystal structure, phase, and more.


Why Choose RJ Lee Group for XRD Analysis?
At our Monroeville, PA facility near Pittsburgh, RJ Lee Group operates four state-of-the-art Malvern Panalytical XRD instruments, each equipped with high-end Bragg-Brentano High Definition (BBHD) optical systems. These systems deliver industry-leading detection limits and precision, making us a trusted provider of XRD lab services in Pennsylvania and beyond.
Our team of expert scientists brings decades of experience to every project, from routine XRD testing to complex, custom method development, ensuring your unique analytical needs are met with accuracy and efficiency.
Powder Analysis
What Can You Do With XRD?
We offer a comprehensive suite of materials characterization services using powder XRD, including:
• Total Crystalline Silica in Bulk Materials
• RCS in Bulk Materials with Particle Sizing


Serving Clients Worldwide
Whether you require XRD testing in your vicinity or seek a collaborator for advanced materials characterization, RJ Lee Group stands ready to assist. Operating from our Monroeville, PA facility, we extend our services to the Greater Pittsburgh area, clients across the United States, and internationally.

Integrated Materials Characterization
XRD is just one part of our full-service materials analysis offering. Combine it with XRF, SEM/EDS, FTIR, or TGA for a complete understanding of your sample’s composition and structure.
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