X-Ray Fluorescence Method for Determining Iodide in Photographic Processing Solutions. Iodide Concentration Technique

Owerbach, Daniel.; Hoefier, R. F.; Klein, Holger

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“…The estimate of amount present is based upon the intensity 45,166) Gold (91) Hafnium (45, 1.40, 159, 166) Iodine (46, 161,165) Iridium (22, 93) Iron ( S , 9, l S , 14, 16, 22 166. 175. 189.…”

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X-Ray Absorption and Emission

Liebhafsky¹,

Winslow²,

Pfeiffer³

1960

Anal. Chem.

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1960. One may hope that the appearance of these books wdll help to stabilize, with consideration for the analytical chemist, the confused and proliferating nomenclature in the field under review. SCATTERING While x-ray methods were coming of age in analytical chemistry, it sufficed to know that atoms do scatter x-rays, and that the importance of this scattering increases relative to photoelectric absorption as the atomic number decreases.

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“…Germanium(3,45,166) Gold(91) Hafnium(45,140,159,166) Iodine(46,161,165) Iridium(22,93) Iron (3, 9, 13, 14, 16, 22, 42, 46, 56, 57, 60, 68, 83, 91, 95, 100, 103, 134,151,166,175,189,194,198,213) Lean (3, 15, 91,96,143,159,166) Magnesium (13, 14, 56) Manganese (3, 13,85,45,56,68,100,108,213) …”

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