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The Preparation of Calibration Curves for X-Ray Fluorescent Analysis of Tin-Lead, Lead-Antimony, Antimony-Tin and Tin-Antimony-Lead Alloys. (Determination of Alloying Elements in Binary and Ternary Alloys by X-Ray Fluorescent Spectroscopy, 1st Report)

Kichinosuke Hirokawa

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The calibration curves for the determination of tin, antimony and lead in tin-lead, lead-antimony, antimony-tin and tin-antimony-lead alloys were obtained. In the case of tin-antimony and tin-antimony-lead alloys, a background subtraction method was attempted, and this method was recognized to be more suitable to the rapid analysis than the integrated area method.

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The calibration curves for the determination of tin, antimony and lead in tin-lead, lead-antimony, antimony-tin and tin-antimony-lead alloys were obtained. In the case of tin-antimony and tin-antimony-lead alloys, a background subtraction method was attempted, and this method was recognized to be more suitable to the rapid analysis than the integrated area method.

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The calibration curves for the determination of tin, antimony and lead in tin-lead, lead-antimony, antimony-tin and tin-antimony-lead alloys were obtained. In the case of tin-antimony and tin-antimony-lead alloys, a background subtraction method was attempted, and this method was recognized to be more suitable to the rapid analysis than the integrated area method.

Key concepts: Antimony, Tin, Materials science, Metallurgy, Calibration curve, Ternary operation, Lead (geology), Chemistry

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