Electronic probe analysis method for testing trace elements Na, K, P, S and Ni of lunar glass beads
A trace element and electron probe technology, applied in the field of lunar glass bead sample monitoring, can solve problems such as electron beam burns, damage, glass without crystal structure, etc., and achieve the effect of improving accuracy and precision
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[0092] Example 1
[0093] (1) Sample preparation
[0094] The moon glass bead moon (NWA13426) is used to perform a backseam image under the scanning electron microscope to determine the area to be analyzed.
[0095] (2) Select the appropriate glass standard
[0096] The glass sample is a Koma propellant glass standard (MPI-Ding-GOR128) and a muanwu glass standard (Vg-2, NMNH 111240-52).
[0097] (3) Determine the characteristic X-ray of the test of Na, K, P, S and Ni elements in glass samples
[0098] According to the characteristic X-ray properties of each element, the highest strength, the peak ratio is the highest, and the peak ratio is the characteristic X-ray to be tested.
[0099] The characteristic X rays of the test of Na, K, P, S, and Ni in the glass sample GOR128 are each (kα) feature X-ray.
[0100] (4) Determine the test voltage
[0101] Choose a uniform glass sample GOR128 similar to the moon glass beads, using Monte Carlo software to simulate the movement trajectory ...
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[0139] Example 2
[0140] In step (4), the test voltage is 15kV, and the other steps are the same as in Example 1.
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[0141] Example 3
[0142] In step (4), the test voltage is 20 kV, and other steps are the same as in Example 1.
[0143] Effects of different test voltages for electronic movement trajectories in GOR128 glass samples Figure 5 (a), the φ (ρz) curve of NA in GOR128 glass and the φ (ρz) curve of Ni are respectively Figure 5 (b), (c) shown.
[0144] pass through Figure 5 It can be seen that when using a higher acceleration voltage, the size of the electronic interaction zone is increased. Glass density is 2.5g / cm 3 , Calculate 1 * 10 6 Electronic trajectory. 1 * 10 4 An electronic trajectory is used to display an image. When the voltage is 15, 20 and 25 kV, the depth of the interaction zone is ~ 2.4 μm, ~ 4 μm and ~ 6.4 μm, respectively ( Figure 5 a). Further, when using a higher acceleration voltage, the depth of X-rays increases. The X-ray of Na (Kα) was produced from a sample depth of 1.8 μm from the sample depth of 2 μM using a 15 kV acceleration voltage. When a 20 kV accelerati...
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