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|Articles|July 21, 2015
EDXRF Analysis of Lead-Zinc Ores
Author(s)Scott Fess, Applied Rigaku Technologies, Inc.
Rigaku EDXRF application note #1495 demonstrates the analysis of lead-zinc ore using the empirical calibration method. Elemental analysis is important in the examination of ores, from screening throughout the processing areas to final determination. The described method yields excellent results for screening and characterization of lead/zinc ore at the mine site or processing facilities for optimum product QA/QC.
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