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[XRF] X-ray fluorescence analysis method

This is a method for conducting elemental analysis and compositional analysis by detecting fluorescent X-rays generated by irradiating with X-rays and spectrally analyzing them using energy or a spectroscopic crystal.

X-ray fluorescence analysis (XRF) is a method that detects fluorescent X-rays generated by irradiated X-rays and performs elemental and compositional analysis by spectrally analyzing the energy and using a spectroscopic crystal. - The entire energy measurement range (from Na to U) can be measured simultaneously in a short time. - Suitable for the analysis of unknown samples. - Non-destructive analysis. - No pre-treatment is required except for special samples, allowing for easy analysis in the atmosphere. - Elemental analysis of large samples that cannot be moved is possible with a handheld device.

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XRF detects fluorescent X-rays generated by X-ray irradiation by spectrally analyzing them using energy or spectroscopic crystals. The energy of the fluorescent X-rays is characteristic of the elements, allowing for the identification of the elements that make up the sample. Additionally, information about the composition can be obtained from the intensity.

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- Evaluation of the composition of metallic materials - Visualization of elemental distribution in ceramics - Elemental analysis of foreign substances in resin - Acquisition of transmission X-ray images - Measurement of plating film thickness on components - Evaluation of film thickness distribution of metal films on wafers - Identification of residue components - Elemental analysis of liquids - Investigation of model numbers for SUS materials

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