Abstract

Calcium K_β1 and K_β5 both have second order (II) lines that interfere spectrally with the phosphorus K_α1 first order (I) analytical line in the x-ray fluorescence determination. By combining maximum pulse height discrimination with a mathematical correction for peak overlap, phosphorus can be accurately determined in a wide variety of geologic samples.

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