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Using Multi-Element Reference Materials for Approximating Concentrations in Soils and Sediments from Micro XRF Spectra

Stewart McIntyre, Lisa Van Loon, Nathaniel Sherry, Michael Bauer, Neil Banerjee

Microscopy and Microanalysis· Volume 26· Issue S2

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Stewart McIntyre, Lisa Van Loon, Nathaniel Sherry, Michael Bauer, Neil Banerjee; Using Multi-Element Reference Materials for Approximating Concentrations i
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OpenAlex topics: Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping · Clay minerals and soil interactions · Geological and Geochemical Analysis

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