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Effect of Ion Exchange Resin Particle Size on X-Ray Fluorescent Analysis

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The effect of resin particles on copper x-ray fluorescence was studied. For any given resin size the relationship between copper concentration and x-ray intensity was linear. As the particle size decreased, the x-ray intensity increased for any given copper concentration. The general shape of the curves are similar to the ones predicted by Bernstein for a minor constituent in a power sample. This study indicates that the variation in intensity with particle size can be eliminated by using resins with a mean particle diameter of 56 microns or less.

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Allen, A.L., Rose, V.C. (1972). Effect of Ion Exchange Resin Particle Size on X-Ray Fluorescent Analysis. In: Heinrich, K.F.J., Barrett, C.S., Newkirk, J.B., Ruud, C.O. (eds) Advances in X-Ray Analysis. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-9966-7_43

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