5. Examples
X-ray fluorescence spectrometry is the method of choice for the analysis of ores and minerals, with samples placed in pellet or pearl form. For low-grade ores, pre-concentration, with prior dissolving, is sometimes necessary: this is notably the case for gold, which can be assayed for grades of less than 1 ppm
[29]
. The detection limit is 0.035 ppm for a 1 g sample.
Continuous analysis of sludge and pulp is possible
[30][31]
.
X-ray spectrometry
[30]
can be used...
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