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Energy-dispersive X-ray fluorescence analysis using X-ray tube excitation

Ellis, 2001

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1148826145363271750
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Ellis A
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Handbook of X-ray Spectrometry

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The scope of this chapter is laboratory and industrial x-ray fluorescence (XRF) analysis systems in which x-ray tubes are used for excitation and energy-dispersive (ED) semiconductor detectors, as opposed to Bragg-diffraction (wavelength) dispersion devices …
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