Abstract

This paper describes a continuous solution analyzer and is an extension of a previous investigation on fluorescent x-ray spectrographic analysis of solutions <i>(1)</i>. Although this laboratory was primarily interested in studies of limited duration, the apparatus is also suitable for con- tinuous process control.

An X-Ray Spectrograph

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Sampling, Mixing, and Grinding Techniques in the Preparation of Samples for Quantitative Analysis by X-Ray Diffraction and Spectrographic Methods*1

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Processing of holographic AgBr films studied by x-ray fluorescence analysis

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X-ray spectrograph design

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