作者: S. H. Lee , Q. Ao , R. P. Gardner
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摘要: The Monte Carlo - Library Least-Squares (MCLLS) approach has been used for the in vivo X-ray fluorescence (XRF) measurement of lead bone order to improve accuracy since there is a very low signal-to-background ratio this case. unique features are that it utilizes complete spectral information (including characteristic X rays and scatter response) rather than just peak information, automatically handles matrix effects any overlapping peaks, combines spectrum evaluation with quantitative analysis. Compared conventional area method, MCLLS improved XRF by reducing relative standard deviation factor from 3 20 prototype ro9Cdbased KXRF system 1.4 polarized tube beam-based LXRF system.