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SDG: TXRF a Flashcards

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Overview

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Electromagnetic Radiation

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Nature of X-Rays

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X-Ray tube

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The X-ray spectrum: Continuous or Brehmstrahlung and line spectrum

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Brehmstrahlung

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Nature of X-rays

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X-ray line spectrum production Competing events

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K & L Spectral Lines

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X-Ray Fluorescence

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The line spectrum

Measure for E position

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The line spectrum

Z values

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The line spectrum

range

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The line spectrum Fluorescence and Auger electron yield

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Attenuation of X-rays

Cause of attenuation

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Attenuation of X-rays

consequence

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Photoelectric absorption

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Excitation: X-Ray Absorption

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X-ray scatter

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Total attenuation

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XRF vs TXRF

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What is X-ray fluorescence?

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X-Ray spectrum

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XRF versus TXRF

excitation

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Deflection of X-rays

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Refractive index

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Principle of Total Reflection

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Total External Reflection

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Reflectivity

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Reflectivity

around alpha

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Penetration depth

total reflection

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Penetration depth

below alpha crit

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Reflectivity and penetration depth

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XRF versus TXRF regime

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Interference of X-rays

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Standing wave fields within a thin layer

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Standing wave fields

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Standing wave field in front of a thick substrate

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XRF versus TXRF

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Angle scan: bulk type

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Angle scan: Residues on substrate

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Angle scan: Film types in substrate

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TXRF - summary

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Angle scan: Calibration model

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Calibration model TXRF Unified measurement angle

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TXRF - instrumentation

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X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy

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X-ray Sources

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End Window X-Ray Tube

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Side Window X-Ray Tube

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Rotating anode

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Other Sources

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X-ray tube selection for recording spectra

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X-ray tube selection for recording spectra

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Excitation efficiency

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Excitation range: WLbeta excitation

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Excitation range: MoKalpha excitation

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Monochromator also used for TXRF

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X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy

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The different set-ups

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Wavelength Dispersive XRF

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Diffraction

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Multilayers

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Some wavelength dispersive set-ups

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Energy dispersive configuration

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The detector system

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Detector Principles

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Gas ionization detectors

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Gas ionization Proportional Counter

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Scintillation detectors

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Scintillation Detector

scheme

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Solid State Detector

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Semiconductor detectors

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Metals, insulators, semiconductors

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Intrinsic semiconductors

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Extrinsic semiconductors: n-type

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Extrinsic semiconductors: p-type

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An overview of semiconductor conductivity

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intermezzo

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Semiconductor detectors

Li drifted silicon detector

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Semiconductor detectors

when ionizing radiation

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Semiconductor detectors

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Semiconductor detectors

amplifying

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Energy Dispersive Electronics

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Multi-Channel Analyser

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Performance characteristics

Detector efficiency

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Performance characteristics ◼Spectral resolution

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Performance characteristics ◼ Input – Output yield

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Performance characteristics ◼ Escape peak phenomenon

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