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Volume 24 - Special Issue 2 - June 2009

Denver X-Ray Conference

D-26 Quantitative Analysis of Phases with Partial or No Known Crystal Structure

D-47 Invited—Studying Oxides, Alloys, Gas Hydrates, Borohydrides, and Metal-Organic-Framework Structures Using the Rietveld Method

D-90 Addressing the Amorphous Content Issue in Quantitative Phase Analysis: The Certification of NIST SRM 676A

D-18 Crystal Structures of the Minerals Stichtite and Woodallite Using Rietveld Refinement

F-78 Invited—Applications of X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) in the Glass Industry

F-58 Invited—Establishing Performance Criteria for an ASTM XRF Standard Test Method for Portland Cements

F-53 Global Cement and Raw Materials Fusion/XRF Analytical Solution

F-18 Analysis of Iron Ore Using X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometer

F-10 Molybdenum Concentrates — Borate Fusion with Niobium Internal Standard

F-15 Optimizing XRF Calibration Protocols for Elemental Quantification of Mineral Solids from Athabasca Oil Sands

C-5 Absolute Thickness Determination of SMCO Films on Silicon Substrates Utilizing X-ray Diffraction and Their Composition Measurements By EXRF

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Volume 24 - Special Issue 2 - June 2009

Denver X-Ray Conference