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The Cliff-Lorimer method for TEM/STEM EDX analysis is the most common method of EDX quantification. [1] While most researchers use k-factors supplied by the detector manufacturer, it is generally preferable… Click to show full abstract
The Cliff-Lorimer method for TEM/STEM EDX analysis is the most common method of EDX quantification. [1] While most researchers use k-factors supplied by the detector manufacturer, it is generally preferable to use experimentally determined standards. Acquiring appropriate multi-element standards can be challenging since these standards need to be homogeneous on a small scale with no surface films. Once adequate standards have been obtained, it is still necessary to account for absorption in the sample.
Keywords:
using needle;
factor determination;
determination using;
factor factor;
needle samples;
factor
Journal Title: Microscopy and Microanalysis
Year Published: 2017
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Journal Title: Microscopy and Microanalysis
Year Published: 2017
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