What Does X-Ray Fluorescence Mean and How Does the Process Work?

X-ray fluorescence (XRF) entails the emission of fluorescent (i.e., secondary) X-rays from certain materials that are excited using either gamma rays or X-rays. This process is often used for chemical and elemental analysis for analyzing metals or for conducting research in forensic science, archaeology, geochemistry, or art, including murals and paintings. If you need high-quality packaged X-ray tubes or other tubes or modules for your unit, contact the world-class X-ray equipment manufacturers at Micro X-Ray Inc. in Santa Cruz, CA, by visiting us online at https://microxray.com/.