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William I. Gardner,Christine L. Cole1.54 A). The preparation of standards and the procedure for sampling production melts are discussed. Specimen surfaces are prepared by a lapping machine technique which is highly reproducible and minimizes required operator skills. An external standard technique is utilized to derive calibration cur

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Handbook of Behavior Therapy in Educationples that are solid in the form. However, because of the attenuation of the secondary X-rays of longer wavelengths by the air path, analysis of elements with atomic number smaller than 22 necessitates the use of a helium atmosphere or a vacuum spectrometer. Where a helium atmosphere is used, a layer

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Frank M. Gresham,Michael P. Careys from a blazed replica grating and the use of a flow proportional counter in the soft X-ray region are discussed. Carbon contamination by electron bombardment is shown to be largely due to CO and means for reducing carbon contamination are given. Some of the interstitial compounds of Groups IV, V,

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