Analysis of the Measurement Conditions of Heavy Metal Enriched on the Filter Membrane Using X-Ray Fluorescence

Wei Zhang; Yu Jun Zhang; Dong Chen; Rong Zhang; Xiao Ya Yu; Yan Wei Gao; Chun Long Wang; Jin Liu; Pang Da Dai; Nan Jing Zhao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.718-720.1037

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Analysis of the Measurement Conditions of Heavy Metal Enriched on the Filter Membrane Using X-Ray Fluorescence

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In this paper, the measurement conditions of heavy metal enriched on the filter membrane using X-ray fluorescence were talked about. According to the heavy metal enriched on the film, the specific parameters were analysed. Through many experiments, the suitable parameters were decided. In order to excite mainly heavy metal in air, the excitation voltage should be not less than 30kV. The excitation current should be between 20μA and 60μA. The measured distance should be between 4mm and 15mm. The best choice of pulse shaping time is around 6.4μs. These parameters setting should have very good application value in air heavy metal measurement.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 718-720)

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Wei Zhang, Yu Jun Zhang, Dong Chen, Rong Zhang, Xiao Ya Yu, Yan Wei Gao, Chun Long Wang, Jin Liu, Pang Da Dai, Nan Jing Zhao

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Detection, Excitation, Filter Membrane, Heavy Metal, Measurement Conditions, X-Ray Fluorescence

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