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Use of X-ray fluorescence for chemical analysis

Owers et al., 1974

Document ID
4279517046131323133
Author
Owers M
Shalgosky H
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Physics E: Scientific Instruments

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Major advances in X-ray fluorescence analysis during the last three years are reviewed. Considerable progress has been noted in the use of radioactive sources, small X-ray tubes and energy analysis by solid state detectors. Much of the review deals with published …
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