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X-ray diffractometry is widely used in R&D and quality control to investigate the crystal structure of materials. It has a diverse range of application, and is used not...
X-ray diffractometry is widely used in R&D and quality control to investigate the crystal structure of materials. It has a diverse range of application, and is used not...
There are two main sample preparation techniques for measurement of powders with XRF—pressed and loose powder methods—neither requiring any chemical processes. In either case the...
In the X-ray Fluorescence analysis (XRF) field, it may fairly be said that sample preparation can be the largest factor that cause analysis error. Especially...
Cement is one of the most essential materials in modern construction. In this article, the term “cement” means Portland cement, which is typically a grayish...
The general preparation method of fusion bead, equipment, reagents and other important considerations were described in the previous article “Sample preparation for X-ray fluorescence analysis...
X-ray fluorescence spectrometry is one of the common instrumental analysis techniques for routine quality control. This is due to high precision and easy sample preparation...
The presence of crystallographic texture (preferred orientation) in polycrystalline materials has a significant effect on the anisotropy of the properties of these materials. That means...
Wavelength dispersive X-ray fluorescence (XRF) spectrometers have high spectral resolution and can therefore identify peaks with high accuracy. However, if the analysis line overlaps with...
Refractory products are materials that can withstand high temperatures, above 1500°C. They are used in a wide range of applications, including as the lining of...
The fusion bead method is an effective sample preparation technique for accurate XRF analysis results of ores, rocks and refractory materials since the technique eliminates...