Gas Analysis by X-Ray Fluorescence Emission Spectrometry.

Hudgens, C.R.; Pish, G.

doi:10.1021/ac60222a001

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“…Antimony (86,288) Arsenic (86,280) Barium (88,256,267,375,437,589,608) Bismuth (436) Boron (274,275) Bromine (290,346) Cadmium (262,288) Calcium In cement materials and slags (43,370,472,473,495,531) In minerals and ores (25,256,265,266,287,334,452,498,521,538,567,580,692,593,607) In miscellaneous materials (91,236,539,596) In organics (88,267,375) In soils (38,319) Carbon (183,274,<...…”

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X-Ray Absorption and Emission

Campbell¹,

Brown²,

Thatcher³

1966

Anal. Chem.

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“…In alloys (12,428) In metals (433,532,539) In miscellaneous materials (91, 147, 149, 462) Fluorine (274,275) Gold (415,421,428,553) Hafnium (44,478) Hydrogen (183,578) Iodine (290,386) Iridium ( 553) Iron…”

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