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Use of the SOLEIL synchrotron source offers new perspectives, especially for micro-analysis and scanning imagery on a micro or submicrometric scale, made possible by the weak divergence of the beams, or for the monitoring of kinetics in real time thanks to the very high flux of photons down to the microsecond. But there are also techniques proper to synchrotron light, particularly those that necessitate a continuous spectral range such as X-absorption spectroscopy. Besides these performance benefits, the other interest in using synchrotron techniques lies in the possibility of coupling them between them, sometimes conducting simultaneous measurements, which would considerably increase the information able to be extracted from them.
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