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Helium

Element density: 0.18 g/L
Electron configuration: 1s2
Oxidation states: 0

Helium

Edges 

Explore electron energy loss spectroscopy (EELS) reference spectra, featuring major and minor edges used for elemental identification and chemical state analysis in materials research.

 

 

Major edges

K

25

 

Major_Abrupt Onset

Considerations

Helium can be seen as a gas in an environment cell or as bubbles in solids. Energy will shift with pressure inside bubble. Background fitting problematic due to low energy.

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Related spectral data

Helium gas at 13.7 torr (0 – 40 eV)
   

Helium gas at 13.7 torr (0 – 40 eV)

Material analyzed: He

Related elements: Helium

Data contributor: Gatan

Beam energy (keV): 120

Nominal energy range (eV): 0 – 40

Collection semi-angle effective (mrad): 0.91

 

Notes: Parallel EELS; no gain variation correction

 

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