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December 1, 1983Mineralogical Magazine

R. Tertian, and F. Claisse Principles of Quantitative X-ray Fluorescence Analysis. London and New York (Wiley-Heyden), 1982. xviii + 386 pp., 149 figs. Price: Hardback £30.00.

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PHPeter HarveyUniversity of Nottingham

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Book reviews quantitative x-ray fluorescence analysis techniques, emphasizing fundamentals and applications.

Key Points

  • This book aims to provide comprehensive principles and methodologies for quantitative X-ray fluorescence analysis.
  • Detailed exploration of x-ray fluorescence spectroscopy techniques.
  • Focus on quantitative analysis and its applications in various fields.
  • Visual support through 149 figures to elucidate concepts.
  • Presents foundational principles critical for understanding quantitative x-ray fluorescence.
  • Showcases practical applications of x-ray fluorescence in material characterization.
  • Offers a structured approach to analytical methods in the field.

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