Applications of X-Ray Absorption Edge Analysis

Hakkila, E.A.; Waterbury, G.R.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4684-8685-8_28

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“…The x-ray measurements are made on a standard flat-crystal x-ray fluorescence spectrometer (7,15,18), rather than a diffractometer, and are made at only one wavelength on each side of the edge. The bracketing wavelengths are derived from secondary targets external to the x-ray tube (5,8,9,15,18). The targets are chosen so that one has a characteristic spectral line close to the short-wavelength side of the edge, the other a line close to the long-wavelength side.…”

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A Simplified Routine Method for X-Ray Absorption Edge Spectrometric Analysis.

Bertin¹,

Longobucco²,

Carver³

1964

Anal. Chem.

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A Simplified Routine Method for X-Ray Absorption Edge Spectrometric Analysis.

Bertin¹,

Longobucco²,

Carver³

1964

Anal. Chem.

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“…path length. ( 2 ) . -10- (2) With power to the x-ray tube turned off~ determine the noise level of the counter circuitry and subtract this from ali intensity measurements.…”

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“…( 2 ) . -10- (2) With power to the x-ray tube turned off~ determine the noise level of the counter circuitry and subtract this from ali intensity measurements. Determine the ratio of intensity transmitted through water to the intensity transmitted through each solution at each of the two wave-.…”

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