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X-ray absorption spectroscopy in cultural heritage research

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X-ray absorption spectroscopy in cultural heritage research

Authors : Marine COTTE, Émeline POUYET, Marie RADEPONT, Jean SUSINI

Publication date: November 10, 2012 | Lire en français

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8. Conclusion

8.1 Strengths of XAS methods

From the various examples presented in this article, a few general characteristics can be drawn as to the potential of XAS methods for the analysis of antique and artistic objects:

  • In the family of chemical speciation analysis methods, these are undoubtedly the most versatile: they can be used on any type of material, regardless of crystallinity, color or luminescence, and on virtually all elements of the periodic table;

  • analyses can be carried out in air, if the threshold is above 4-5 keV, which allows work to be carried out on whole objects, without sampling;

  • different detection methods or geometries are available (transmission, XRF, TEY),...

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