Surface chemical analysis - Sample handling, preparation and mounting - Part 3: Biomaterials
This document gives guidance on methods of handling, mounting and surface treatment for a biomaterial specimen prior to surface chemical analysis. It is intended for the analyst as an aid in understanding the specialized specimen-handling conditions required for analyses by the following techniques:
The protocols presented are also applicable to other analytical techniques that are sensitive to surface composition, such as:
The influence of vacuum conditions applied and the issue of contamination before and after analysis and implantation, as well as issues related to contamination during analysis, are addressed.
Biomaterials covered here are hard and soft specimens such as metals, ceramics, scaffolds and polymers.
This document does not cover such viable biological materials as cells, tissues and living organisms. Other related topics not covered in this document include: preparation of specimens for electron or light microscopy.
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