1965
DOI: 10.1088/0950-7671/42/10/409
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A simple method for preparing x-ray filters of strontium metal

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“…Detectors (64,83,105,296) Filters (49,91,133,198,199,285,383,548) General (57,82,110,123,126,440,492,531,536,565,622,633,666) Principles (110,438,532) Radiation safety (21,492,637) Sources Alpha (566,637,641) Beta (109,211,409,437,622) General (21,357,515…”
Section: Table VII Energy Dispersion Instrumentation and Applications...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Detectors (64,83,105,296) Filters (49,91,133,198,199,285,383,548) General (57,82,110,123,126,440,492,531,536,565,622,633,666) Principles (110,438,532) Radiation safety (21,492,637) Sources Alpha (566,637,641) Beta (109,211,409,437,622) General (21,357,515…”
Section: Table VII Energy Dispersion Instrumentation and Applications...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Preparation of foils for the 1to 15-keV region is discussed by Halliday et al (285). Other researchers have prepared filters of strontium (49) and filters for low atomic number elements (198,199). The low atomic number filters were dried slurries of the powdered compounds plus polystyrene.…”
Section: Energy Dispersion X-ray Analysis Using Radioactive Sourcesmentioning
confidence: 99%