论文信息 - Improved laboratory X‐ray source for microfluorescence analysis

Improved laboratory X‐ray source for microfluorescence analysis

An improved laboratory source, based on the use of Pyrex glass capillary tubes positioned very close to the anode of a high-brilliance microfocus x-ray tube, has been developed for x-ray microfluorescence analysis. Capillaries in the 10-100 pm range produced an intense beam with a uniform profile by propagation of the x-rays through the capillary via total reflection. The spectra were biased toward low energies when compared with the open-beam spectrum.

D. A. Carpenter | D. Carpenter

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