Lithium metaborate: A commonly used flux in X-ray fluorescence analysis


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2023-09-26

Lithium metaborate anhydrous: A common flux in X-ray fluorescence analysis

As a user of X-ray fluorescence fusion machines, have you encountered any confusion during use? Have you experienced unexpected situations that you couldn't solve? Don't worry, this article will detail a commonly used flux—lithium metaborate anhydrous—and its application in X-ray fluorescence analysis. Lithium metaborate anhydrous is widely used in ore analysis and geological sample analysis. It can effectively extract and separate elements in samples, providing scientists and laboratory researchers with accurate analytical results.

In X-ray fluorescence fusion machines, lithium metaborate anhydrous plays an important role. First, it can completely melt the sample, allowing the elements in the sample to be fully released. Second, it has a relatively low melting point and a high melting temperature range, suitable for various samples of different properties. Lithium metaborate anhydrous can also form stable complexes with metallic elements in the sample, avoiding element loss and interference during the analysis process.

By using lithium metaborate anhydrous as a flux, X-ray fluorescence fusion machines can provide more accurate and reliable analytical results. Lithium metaborate anhydrous can reduce sample evaporation loss and reduce analytical errors. At the same time, it can also reduce the matrix effect in the sample, making the analytical results more precise. Therefore, lithium metaborate anhydrous is widely used in X-ray fluorescence analysis and has been highly recognized by laboratory researchers.

In summary, lithium metaborate anhydrous, as a commonly used flux, plays an important role in X-ray fluorescence analysis. It can improve the accuracy and reliability of analytical results and reduce analytical errors and sample loss. As a user of X-ray fluorescence fusion machines, the rational selection of lithium metaborate anhydrous flux will help you better complete sample analysis and obtain more accurate results.

Introduction: Lithium metaborate anhydrous is a commonly used flux in X-ray fluorescence analysis; it can improve the accuracy and reliability of analytical results. This article will detail the application of lithium metaborate anhydrous in X-ray fluorescence fusion machines and its role in sample analysis.




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