Abstract

The computer program NRLXRF has been applied to the determination of minor and trace constituents in aluminum alloys and several National Bureau of Standards certified standard reference materials. Limitations arising from energy dispersive x-ray analysis and the fundamental-parameter method used by NRLXRF are illustrated.

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