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The Use of Polarized X-Rays for Improved Detection Limits in Energy Dispersive X-Ray Spectrometry.
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1981
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X-ray SpectroscopyMicroscopyChemistryPolycapillary OpticsX-ray FluorescencePolarized X-raysX-ray ImagingX-ray TechnologyAnalytical ChemistryRadiation ImagingRadiologyHealth SciencesPhysicsX-ray Free-electron LaserNatural SciencesSpectroscopyDetection LimitsImproved Detection LimitsX-ray DiffractionX-ray SourcesX-ray Optic
Abstract The use of polarized x-rays to excite fluorescence spectra with decreased backgrounds and improved detection limits is reaching a mature state of development. With bulk, low-Z specimens, polarized x-ray sources have produced detection limits which are ~℩ to 3 times lower than are obtained with the best unpolarized photon sources. Based upon experience and the known properties of larger solid angle geometries, further significant to dramatic improvements are anticipated.
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