EDXRF Studies on the variation in elemental concentrations of ceramic glazes

C. T. Yap

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Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis Mineralogy and Gemology Studies X-ray Spectroscopy and Fluorescence Analysis

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Abstract Energy‐dispersive x‐ray fluorescence was used to study the variations in the elemental concentrations of ceramic glazes. The results show the constancy of the concentrations of Rb, Sr, Y, Zr and Nb and also of the Mn/Co ratio determined at different positions in a piece of porcelain. They also show that during the Qing dynasty, it was common practice to use a different glaze for the base of a piece of porcelain, in contrast to the modern practice of using the same glaze for the whole piece.

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1967FURTHER ANALYSIS OF CHINESE BLUE‐AND‐WHITE 1987A Rapid EDXRF Method of Simultaneous Quantitative Elemental Analysis Using an Annular Cd-109 Source 1985Quantitative XRF Analysis of Trace Barium in Porcelains by Source Excitation

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