Elemental analysis using electron beam‐induced K X‐rays

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Elemental analysis using electron beam‐induced K X‐rays. / Pape, Arthur J..; Sens, J. C.; Georgiadis, A.
in: X‐Ray Spectrometry, Jahrgang 16, Nr. 5, 01.09.1987, S. 207-209.

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Pape AJ, Sens JC, Georgiadis A. Elemental analysis using electron beam‐induced K X‐rays. X‐Ray Spectrometry. 1987 Sep 1;16(5):207-209. doi: 10.1002/xrs.1300160505

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abstract = "Representative production cross‐sections for bremsstrahlung, which constitutes an unavoidable spectral background in an X‐ray analysis using electron beam excitation, have been calculated as a function of target and angle for incident electrons in the energy range 0.2—10 MeV. These values, used in conjunction with the corresponding K X‐ray production cross‐sections and non‐fundamental experimental variables particular to each laboratory (detector resolution and ambient background), determine the feasibility of a K X‐ray analysis by direct electron beam excitation, and permit the evaluation of an ideal detection limit. Copyright {\textcopyright} 1987 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.",
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