LIMITS OF DETECTION OF AN TOTAL REFLECTION SYSTEM WITH DOUBLE REFLECTION MODULE V. F. Nascimento Filho 1,2, V. H. Poblete 3 P., P. S. Parreira 1,4, E.

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LIMITS OF DETECTION OF AN TOTAL REFLECTION SYSTEM WITH DOUBLE REFLECTION MODULE V. F. Nascimento Filho 1,2, V. H. Poblete 3 P., P. S. Parreira 1,4, E. Matsumoto 5, S. M. Simabuco 5, E. P. Espinoza 1 V., A. A. Navarro 1 1 Laboratório de Instrumentação Nuclear/CENA/USP 2 Departamento de Física e Meteorologia/ESALQ/USP 3 Laboratório de Fluorescencia de Rayos X/CCHEN, Chile 4 Departamento de Física/CCE/UEL 5 Departamento de Recursos Hídricos/FEC/UNICAMP Financial support: FAPESP

INTRODUCTION CHARACTERISTICS OF THE TECHNIQUE: MULTIELEMENTAR, SIMULTÂNEOUS AND INSTRUMENTAL ATOMIC NUMBER > 13 HIGH GEOMETRIC EFFICIENCY DETECTION LOW SAMPLE VOLUMES MATRIX EFFECT CORRETION NOT NECESSARY LOW LIMITS OF DETECTION CAN BE USED FOR : ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING BIOLOGICAL FLUIDS CONTROL QUALITY OF HIGH PURITY PRODUCTS SOLID SAMPLES (AFTER DIGESTION)

Photo and scheme: Total reflection fluorescence system (TXRF): visualization of the tower with the X-ray tube (XRT), high voltage generator (HVG), X-ray detector (XRD) and the total reflection module (TRM).

CONCLUSIONS LIMIT OF DETECTION volume of the sample on the support: 50 microliters excitation/detection time: 1000 seconds CHROMIUM IRON COPPER ZINC liquid samples: ppb solid sample: 10 mg digestion; 1 ml final volume ppm aerosol filter: 10 m 3 collected volume; digestion; 1 ml final volume ng/m 3 Financial support: FAPESP

RELATIVE SENSITIVITY

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