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Do you catch the “drift”?
Recent discussion within the industry has highlighted the importance of monitoring the intensity drift of X-ray tubes operating within XRF spectrometers used in the analysis of wide ranging materials. (more…)
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Platinum mould flatness and its effect on XRF analysis
In XRF techniques the observed fluorescent X-ray counts are not directly proportional to concentration but must be corrected for absorption-enhancement effects caused by the influence of all other elements in the samples. (more…)
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Automatic weighing of XRF Press Pellet binders
For x-ray florescence analysis to be performed, a solid sample should first be prepared into a fused glass disc or pressed pellet. In both techniques the sample must first be milled to a consistent particle size that is capable of further preparation. (more…)
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