Total Reflection Xray Fluorescence (TXRF) spectrometry as a powerful and broad-spectrum analytical tool in the nuclear sciences
J L Rodríguez Alejandre,
Vijay R. Sharma,
L. A. Acosta Sánchez
et al.
Abstract:X-ray spectroscopy is widely used in nuclear reaction and structure studies. To aid such studies the technological envelope is continually being pushed to achieve higher quality such as superior power and brilliance, higher resolution and sensitivity. We present the discussion of a relatively new form of X-ray fluorescence spectrometry - Total Reflection X-ray Fluorescence (TXRF) spectrometry that can achieve analytical sensitivities of the order of parts per billion (ppb). An overview of the TXRF technique is… Show more
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