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Examples of semiquantitative (SQX) XRF analyses are shown below. These examples represent a variety of reference materials prepared using both pressed powders and fused glass disks. Even thin films of small samples (5-100 mg) can give excellent results as shown in the first example. This sample was a powdered glass mounted as a thin film on top of pressed paraffin. E-Glass Standard
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In this example, NIST SRM 679 Brick Clay was fused with lithium
tetraborate to form a fused glass disk.
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SRM 679 Brick Clay
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In these next two examples, the reference materials were mixed with an
organic binder and pressed into pellets for analysis.SRM 77 Bauxite
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SRM 88 Dolomite Limestone
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