The 10 meter Small Angle Neutron Scattering (10m SANS) instrument is designed to measure correlations in spatial structure within solid and liquid materials. The technique measures deflections of a neutron beam as it passes through a sample of interest. The spectrum of deflected neutrons reveals important details such as the state of the material (i.e. amorphous, crystalline, semi-crystalline, liquid crystalline, or some combination), how composition is distributed relative to other structures (i.e.