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在牧场发生率下,每小时采集的X射线光空气过器的基本分析

Hikari Takahara1, Atsushi Morikawa2, Saori Kitayama3

  • 1X-ray Product Div., Rigaku Corporation, 14-8 Akaoji-cho, Takatsuki, Osaka, 569-1146, Japan. hikari@rigaku.co.jp.

Analytical sciences : the international journal of the Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry
|December 24, 2023
PubMed
概括

牧场发生率下的X射线光 (XRF-UGI) 直接分析气溶过器中的微粒中的微量金属 (PM2.5). 这种方法实现了低于ng m-3的检测极限,使空气中的金属污染物能够准确量化.

关键词:
环境分析环境分析GIXRFGIXRFGIXRFGIXRFGIXRFGIXRFGIXRFGIXRFGIXRFGIXRFGIXRFGIXRFGIX对于PM2.5来说,这是一个很好的例子.粒子 粒子 是一个粒子.这就是TXRF.微量元素分析的研究.

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