Reply to "Solidifying / gelling oil for use in an XRF"

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Hi Andrew,
The lighter elements were another difficulty we encountered, it appears the XRF has to develop a little further before it will be useful,
Re the Japanese Oil Hardener, you could "nuke" the oil hardener on it's own then harden the sample and "nuke" the combination and then a simple subtraction of the hardener elements should equal the sample, once completed then recheck by running a portion of the same sample without the hardener through the ICP Spectro' to confirm accuracy, keep in mind you will need to filter the sample down to 5 µm before the sequence to allow the ICP Spectro' to "see" what the XRF can see, the reason for the work in the first instance,
Regards
Rob S
www.rttech.com.au

8/22/135:01 PM

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