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S & Cl In Activated Carbon

August 14, 2015

Scott Fess, Applied Rigaku Technologies, Inc.

Spectroscopy

Activated charcoal is used as a filter medium. As activated charcoal is processed, sulfur and chlorine levels are monitored EDXRF offers a fast and simple low cost method of measurement.

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