X-Ray Fluorescence Analytical Techniques - CNSTN : Centre ...
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II.3.3 Crystal Types<br />
Figure IV.8: Second order reflection (n = 2).<br />
The wavelength dispersive X-ray fluorescence technique can detect every element<br />
above the atomic number 4 (Be). The wavelengths cover the range of values of four<br />
magnitudes: 0.01 – 11.3 nm. As the angle θ can theoretically only be between 0° and 90° (in<br />
practice 2° to 75°), sinθ an only accept values between 0 and +1. When Bragg’s equation is<br />
applied:<br />
nλ<br />
0< = sinθ