Standard deviation We get to do a calculation Rhodium (Rh) X- ray Loss of ignition (LOI) Tin (Sn) Sample preparation Limit of Quantitation Malvern Table top instrument M- shell Quantitative analysis Si- PIN Concentration Analysis Someone sneezes We get to do an experiment Metal Someone sneezes Specimen Scattering Absorption Sequential XRF There is a spelling mistake on the slide Dispersion Diffraction crystal Binding energy Limit of Detection We are at slide 48 Analyzing crystal Detector Ppm Cup Sequential spectrometers Moseley’s law Compton Rayleigh Spectrometer Qualitative analysis Polarization Chemometric Sensitivity Spectral line PANanlytical Siegbahn notation Sequential XRF Si- PIN Powder Auger Siegbahn notation Reproducibility Normalization Signal to noise We get to look up a table Sample preparation Accuracy Counts per second Resolution Data processing Bremsstrahlung Spinner L series Beads Optical path Signal to noise Absorption edge Spectrum Vacancy Pellet Wavelength dispersive Optics Sequential spectrometers L- shell Compound Radiation X-ray tube Lecturer passes around samples Monochromator Matrix effect Collimeter MAC WD- XRF Sensitivity Calibration Multichannel analyzer Peak area Scattering We are at slide 22 Vacuum Wavelength Bragg’s law Reference material Standard deviation We get to do a calculation Rhodium (Rh) X- ray Loss of ignition (LOI) Tin (Sn) Sample preparation Limit of Quantitation Malvern Table top instrument M- shell Quantitative analysis Si- PIN Concentration Analysis Someone sneezes We get to do an experiment Metal Someone sneezes Specimen Scattering Absorption Sequential XRF There is a spelling mistake on the slide Dispersion Diffraction crystal Binding energy Limit of Detection We are at slide 48 Analyzing crystal Detector Ppm Cup Sequential spectrometers Moseley’s law Compton Rayleigh Spectrometer Qualitative analysis Polarization Chemometric Sensitivity Spectral line PANanlytical Siegbahn notation Sequential XRF Si- PIN Powder Auger Siegbahn notation Reproducibility Normalization Signal to noise We get to look up a table Sample preparation Accuracy Counts per second Resolution Data processing Bremsstrahlung Spinner L series Beads Optical path Signal to noise Absorption edge Spectrum Vacancy Pellet Wavelength dispersive Optics Sequential spectrometers L- shell Compound Radiation X-ray tube Lecturer passes around samples Monochromator Matrix effect Collimeter MAC WD- XRF Sensitivity Calibration Multichannel analyzer Peak area Scattering We are at slide 22 Vacuum Wavelength Bragg’s law Reference material
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Standard deviation
We get to do a calculation
Rhodium (Rh)
X-ray
Loss of ignition (LOI)
Tin (Sn)
Sample preparation
Limit of Quantitation
Malvern
Table top instrument
M-shell
Quantitative analysis
Si-PIN
Concentration
Analysis
Someone sneezes
We get to do an experiment
Metal
Someone sneezes
Specimen
Scattering
Absorption
Sequential XRF
There is a spelling mistake on the slide
Dispersion
Diffraction crystal
Binding energy
Limit of Detection
We are at slide 48
Analyzing crystal
Detector
Ppm
Cup
Sequential spectrometers
Moseley’s law
Compton
Rayleigh
Spectrometer
Qualitative analysis
Polarization
Chemometric
Sensitivity
Spectral line
PANanlytical
Siegbahn notation
Sequential XRF
Si-PIN
Powder
Auger
Siegbahn notation
Reproducibility
Normalization
Signal to noise
We get to look up a table
Sample preparation
Accuracy
Counts per second
Resolution
Data processing
Bremsstrahlung
Spinner
L series
Beads
Optical path
Signal to noise
Absorption edge
Spectrum
Vacancy
Pellet
Wavelength dispersive
Optics
Sequential spectrometers
L-shell
Compound
Radiation
X-ray tube
Lecturer passes around samples
Monochromator
Matrix effect
Collimeter
MAC
WD-XRF
Sensitivity
Calibration
Multichannel analyzer
Peak area
Scattering
We are at slide 22
Vacuum
Wavelength
Bragg’s law
Reference material