Sealed thin window x-ray tube for light and heavy element excitation

Kirkendall, T. D.; Váradi, Peter F.

doi:10.1021/ac60255a021

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“…Machlett Laboratories (382) announced the development of an experimental thin-window platinum target X-ray tube. With a 0.005-inch-thick beryllium window, this tube has characteristics equivalent to the conventional tungsten tube and the thin window chromium target tube.…”

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X-ray absorption and emission

Campbell¹,

Brown²

1968

Anal. Chem.

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As IN OUR 1964 (116) and 1966 (117) jtx. reviews, we continue to use the format established by our predecessors Liebhafsky, Winslow, and Pfeiffer (413). This 1968 review consists of a critical evaluation of new developments and tabular summaries of X-ray spectrography and electron probe microanalysis. Stoddart and Dowden (614) recently compiled a comprehensive bibliography on fluorescent X-ray spectrography.

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