Method and apparatus for measuring chemical content of core samp

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23230EP, 356 36, 356448, 356212;36;38;51, G01J 350, G01N 2148

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041498046

ABSTRACT:
A field instrument for measuring the chemical composition of a solid core sample includes means for forming a smooth surface along the core sample, a light source for illuminating the smoothed surface, a photocell for sensing monochromatic light reflected from the surface of the core sample, means for providing relative movement between the core sample and the photocell, and means for converting the photocell output into a measurement of the amount of a chemical component being analyzed contained in the core sample. To avoid wide variations in measured chemical content, caused by non-uniform distribution of the material being analyzed within the core sample, reflected light is integrated over a selected area of the core sample.

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