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Penetration Distance An initial consideration in applying X - ray diffraction to film
studies is the determination of optimum film thickness ; this can be obtained from
Eq . ( 5 ) . A range of foc chemical elements will be considered to develop a ...
Penetration Distance An initial consideration in applying X - ray diffraction to film
studies is the determination of optimum film thickness ; this can be obtained from
Eq . ( 5 ) . A range of foc chemical elements will be considered to develop a ...
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thickness of 10 - 20 um . This thickness has been investigated using the K
conversion x rays in iron following Mössbauer absorption ( Longworth 1977 ) .
The spectrum ( Fig . 14 ) for a steel sample which had been immersed for 2 min in
a salt ...
thickness of 10 - 20 um . This thickness has been investigated using the K
conversion x rays in iron following Mössbauer absorption ( Longworth 1977 ) .
The spectrum ( Fig . 14 ) for a steel sample which had been immersed for 2 min in
a salt ...
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Both parallel , alternating component strip targets ( Fig . 3 ) and wrapped ribbon
sources ( Dahlgren , 1978 ) have been used . Strip sources give an excellent
thickness profile on the substrate if the target - to - substrate distance is at least
twice ...
Both parallel , alternating component strip targets ( Fig . 3 ) and wrapped ribbon
sources ( Dahlgren , 1978 ) have been used . Strip sources give an excellent
thickness profile on the substrate if the target - to - substrate distance is at least
twice ...
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R JAMES | 2 |
Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
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