Use of Computers for X-Ray Absorption Edge, X-Ray Fluorescence, Electron Probe, and X-Ray Diffraction Analyses at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Harris W. Dunn
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Harris W. Dunn
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SUMMARY Computers have been used by the X-Ray Analysis Section at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) for several years. Codes are used for processing x-ray absorption edge, x-ray fluorescence, and electron probe data. A subroutine is available for plotting the x-ray fluorescence and electron probe data. The computer is also used to calculate lattice parameters from powder x-ray diffraction data.
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SUMMARY Computers have been used by the X-Ray Analysis Section at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) for several years. Codes are used for processing x-ray absorption edge, x-ray fluorescence, and electron probe data. A subroutine is available for plotting the x-ray fluorescence and electron probe data. The computer is also used to calculate lattice parameters from powder x-ray diffraction data.
Key concepts: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, X-ray fluorescence, X-ray, Absorption edge, Ridge, Absorption (acoustics), Fluorescence, XANES