X-ray or gamma ray systems or devices – Specific application – Fluorescence
Patent
1988-08-01
1991-05-07
Wallace, Linda J.
X-ray or gamma ray systems or devices
Specific application
Fluorescence
378 49, G01N 23223
Patent
active
H00009229
ABSTRACT:
A method of identifying the presence, and amount, of elemental constituents in a material. The method uses an apparatus known for use in measuring extended x-ray absorption fine structure, and adapts it to the measurement of x-ray appearance potential in a manner to yield both qualitative and quantitative information about the elemental constituents of the material. The source of x-rays can be a synchrotron, which, because of its high power output, increases the speed and sensitivity of the measurements, permitting the use of less sensitive x-ray detectors to yield statistically significant data.
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Ehm Wm. Timothy
Gilfrich John V.
Kirkland Johnny P.
McDonnell Thomas E.
Miles Edward F.
United States of America
Wallace Linda J.
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