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Characterization of ED-XRF technology applied to wooden matrix (Articolo in rivista)
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- Characterization of ED-XRF technology applied to wooden matrix (Articolo in rivista) (literal)
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- 2014-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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M. Fellin, M. Negri, F. Mazzei, R. Zanuttini (2014)
Characterization of ED-XRF technology applied to wooden matrix
in Wood research (Bratisl.)
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- CNR IVALSA, Trees and Timber Institute, San Michele All'Adige; Tq Technologies for Quality s.r.l., Genova; University of Torino DISAFA, Department of Agricultural, Forestry and Food Sciences, Grugliasco. (literal)
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- Characterization of ED-XRF technology applied to wooden matrix (literal)
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- The Energy Dispersive X-ray (ED-XRF) Fluorescence is an analyticals technique for
detection and quantification of heavy metals, widely used in portable devices basically conceived
for metallic alloys. Preliminary tests are needed to use the instrument on different matrices like
wood. In this work minimum detection limit (MDL), signal to noise ratio (SNR), repeatability,
relationship between measurement time and elements detected, depth of measurement, set-up
(background, operator ergonomics and operator X-ray adsorbed dose) have been investigated or
tested. MDL varies with time ranging from few thousands (e.g. Cl) to few units (e.g. As) of mg.kg-1.
Repeatability error is 5-6 %. Average SNR ranges from 5 to 31 in function of measurement
time. The measurement time influences detection of elements. Measurement depth ranges from
15 to 24 mm according to wood density and anatomy. Best backgrounds are air and shield cap.
Best set-up is inside X-ray protection cabinet. Radiation leakages have been found in bench top
operations. Effectiveness of technique has been proven, with limitations, in multielement analysis
of wood-based products. (literal)
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