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By means of CGHE analysis, carbon, sulfur, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen and argon can be quantitatively determined in metallic and non-metallic materials. The samples are melted under a gas atmosphere suitable for each element (carrier gas).

The RMS Foundation has an FTIR microscope for the identification of organic materials. It enables the study of small particles and fibers (down to < 5 microns), and their identification based on a spectral library with more than 25,000 reference spectra.

Failure analysis covers the elucidation of the causes of failure, and the prevention of future damage. The knowledge gained can be used for overall risk assessment as part of a technical documentation and can help to document implants to a high quality.