Published October 1975
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Secondary fluorescent excitation in the scanning electron microscope: Improved sensitivity of energy dispersive analysis
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- Gould, R. W.
- Healey, J. T.
Chicago
Abstract
The use of secondary fluorescence for x‐ray energy spectroscopy in the scanning electron microscope has greatly enhanced both resolution and the lower limit of detection. This note describes a simple secondary fluorescence system. The x‐ray energy spectra taken from a stainless steel sample illustrate the advantages of this method.
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© 1975 American Institute of Physics. Received 27 June 1975. Online Publication Date: 2 September 2008.Attached Files
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