1994
DOI: 10.1002/xrs.1300230205
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Applicability of annular‐source excited systems in quantitative XRF analysis

Abstract: Radioisotopeexcited XRF systems, using annular sources, are widely used in view of their simplicity, wide availability, relatively low price for the complete system and good overall performance with respect to accuracy and detection limits. However, some problems arise when the use of fundamental-parameter techniques for quantitative analysis is attempted. These problems are due to the fact that the systems operate with large solid angles for incoming and emerging radiation, and both the incident and take-off … Show more

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“…the system is further equipped with a si (li) detector having a resolution of 170 eV for the 5.90 keV line, coupled to a computer controlled adCcard. Quantitative processing of the samples was done by the emission transmission (E-t) method (Bernasconi et al 1996, kump 1996, leroux & Mahmoud 1996. thick pure metal foils were used for sensitivity calibration of the system (ti, Fe, Co, ni, Cu, Zn, Zr, nb, Mo, sn, ta, Pb) and stable chemical compounds (k 2 Co 3 , CaCo 3 , Ce 2 o 3 , Wo 3 , tho 2 , u 3 o 8 ).…”
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“…the system is further equipped with a si (li) detector having a resolution of 170 eV for the 5.90 keV line, coupled to a computer controlled adCcard. Quantitative processing of the samples was done by the emission transmission (E-t) method (Bernasconi et al 1996, kump 1996, leroux & Mahmoud 1996. thick pure metal foils were used for sensitivity calibration of the system (ti, Fe, Co, ni, Cu, Zn, Zr, nb, Mo, sn, ta, Pb) and stable chemical compounds (k 2 Co 3 , CaCo 3 , Ce 2 o 3 , Wo 3 , tho 2 , u 3 o 8 ).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…thick pure metal foils were used for sensitivity calibration of the system (ti, Fe, Co, ni, Cu, Zn, Zr, nb, Mo, sn, ta, Pb) and stable chemical compounds (k 2 Co 3 , CaCo 3 , Ce 2 o 3 , Wo 3 , tho 2 , u 3 o 8 ). sample spectra were collected for 3000 s with the 109 Cd source and their evaluation done with the AXIL-QXAS program (Bernasconi 1996). data analysis -diversity indices were calculated using Past for windows statistical software (hammer et al 2001).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, because of a broad geometry, evaluation of the angles is not a trivial task and can be done either theoretically or experimentally. 20,21 A flexible Monte Carlo procedure was proposed 8 to calculate the effective incident and take-off angles as a function of the sample composition and thickness. The same method was used to calculate a distribution of the excitation-detection efficiency and a total efficiency of a radioisotope-excited XRF setup which appeared to be extremely useful in the design and optimisation of a portable and laboratory XRF spectrometer.…”
Section: Methodological Developments In Xrf Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Optimisation of the geometry of the setups was done by using a Monte Carlo method applied for calculation of a spatial distribution and total excitation-detection efficiency. 8 Finally, two types of portable XRF spectrometer were constructed: (i) based on an Si-PIN detector and 55 Fe and 109 Cd excitation and (ii) based on a CdZnTe detector and 241 Am excitation. The former was used for the determination of elements with low and medium energy of the characteristic x-rays and the latter for higher energy x-rays.…”
Section: Development Of Xrf Equipmentmentioning
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