x-ray fluorescence

tell me about x-ray fluorescence

X-ray fluorescence is a long established and flexible method for the chemical analysis of (usually) solid samples. The material to be analysed is compressed into a pellet, or fused into a glass bead, and is bombarded with x-rays from a suitable x-ray source. These x-rays interact with the atoms of the sample, causing the loss of inner shell electrons. Atoms which have lost these electrons are unstable, and quickly undergo an electronic re-arrangement which results in the emission of fluorescent x-rays. An x-ray spectrometer isolates the x-ray wavelengths characteristic of the elements being analysed, and quantifies their intensity, allowing the concentrations of the elements to be determined.

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for further information

Just about the best internet resource on all matters related to x-ray analysis is Pavel Petrashin's Silicon Valley X-Ray Site.

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