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2020
DOI: 10.1134/s1027451020050146
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Taking into Account the Surface Roughness in the Electron-Probe Energy-Dispersive Analysis of Powder Materials

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“…It is known that the EDXMA method gives the most accurate data at a voltage of 10-11 keV. The dependence of the measurement error of the elemental composition on the energy of the electron beam and the procedure for calculating the correction factors are given in [15]. The stoichiometric composition of the solid electrolyte (according to Table 2 data) is Li 3 PO 2.52 N 0.44 , which is close to the data of [16], where, using EDXMA and inductively coupled plasma, the composition of the sputtered LiPON film was determined as Li 2.99 PO 3.38 N 0.41 .…”
Section: Morphology and Elemental Composition Of Functional Layersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is known that the EDXMA method gives the most accurate data at a voltage of 10-11 keV. The dependence of the measurement error of the elemental composition on the energy of the electron beam and the procedure for calculating the correction factors are given in [15]. The stoichiometric composition of the solid electrolyte (according to Table 2 data) is Li 3 PO 2.52 N 0.44 , which is close to the data of [16], where, using EDXMA and inductively coupled plasma, the composition of the sputtered LiPON film was determined as Li 2.99 PO 3.38 N 0.41 .…”
Section: Morphology and Elemental Composition Of Functional Layersmentioning
confidence: 99%