A numerical matrixcorrection technique is used to linearize fluorescent X-ray intensities from
plant material to permit quantitation of the measurable trace elements. Percentage …

THE speed and versatility of X-ray fluorescence spectrometry is well established,'and many
papers have been published describing the application of this technique to the elemental …

X-Ray fluorescence analysis has been used for the quantitative determination of the light
elements P, S, and Cl, which are used in the chemical treatment of cotton and cotton fabrics …

Energy dispersive X‐ray fluorescence (EDXRF) has been shown to be an effective
technique for multielement analyses of plant tissues. Elements can be assayed above the …

Plants can be analysed for the elements sodium, magnesium, aluminium, silicon,
phosphorus, sulphur, chlorine, potassium and calcium by X‐ray fluorescent spectrometry …

Trace element concentrations in the range more than 10 μg/g in biological samples (milk
powder, potato powder, maize, plant ash etc.) were determined by energy-dispersive X-ray …

An x‐ray fluorescence method was developed for the determination of both trace and major
elements in environmental samples that are primarily of geochemical origin. For analysis …

A numerical method is given for computing matrix effects In relatively thick (63 mg/cm2),
pelletized homogeneous or particulate samples of biological and environmental origin. The …

A method capable of wide application to the analysis of plant and faecal materials involving
X-ray fluorescence spectrometry for magnesium, aluminium, silicon, phosphorus, sulphur …

The isolated atom model of x‐ray scatter has been used to develop a new analytical strategy
for internal standardization in x‐ray fluorescence spectrometry. The method defines …