What is XRF? Ever wondered how a handheld XRF analyzer actually works? Is it safe? Are the results reliable?
Portable x-ray fluorescence (XRF) analyzers for elemental analysis serve many applications in mining and exploration, including outcrop and soil analysis, advanced exploration and drilling, core sample analysis, mine mapping, ore trading, grade control, and cuttings analysis for mud logging and reservoir characterization requiring light element analysis, in oil and gas exploration and production (E&P).
But what are these tools and how do they deliver instant, accurate elemental analysis?
If you are not a scientist, but you have asked these questions, then this free eBook – XRF in the Field: XRF Technology for the Non-Scientist – is for you.
XRF in the Field: XRF Technology for the Non-Scientist, written by an expert in X-ray fluorescence (XRF) techniques, explains the technology in an easy-to-understand manner. Some of the topics covered include:
- The basics of XRF and how it works
- Benefits of XRF
- Strengths and limitations of portable analyzers
- Applications of portable XRF technology
You have questions. We have answers. It’s all in this ebook.
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