Spectroscopy for Materials Analysis

This book includes X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy, electron spectroscopy, and atomic emission spectroscopy, which are now extensively employed in material analysis. This book is organized as a guide for undergraduate students and engineers who wish to study analytical spectroscopy in material science. An objective of this book is to explain the principles of those methods of spectroscopy only with basic mathematical expressions and to introduce their applications to actual materials.

Describes the principle of spectroscopic methods using only basic mathematical expressions Explains how to interpret spectra by using typical, actual examples Contains many simple questions to check the reader's understanding

Autorentext

Kazuaki Wagatsuma received his Ph.D. from Tohoku University, Japan, in 1987. He has been a professor at the Institute for Materials Research, Tohoku University, since 2000. His research interests include analytical science and analytical spectroscopy for material research. He has published 344 scientific papers and contributed to 6 books as a co-author. He won the Nishiyama Memorial Award in 2004 and the Academic Contribution Award in 2014 from the Iron and Steel Institute of Japan.

Inhalt
1 Introduction: Material Analytical Science.- 2 Principle of Analytical Spectroscopy.- 3 Interaction with Electromagnetic Wave.- 4 Basics of X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy.- 5 Spectrum in X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy.- 6 Applications of X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy.- 7 Interaction with Electrons.- 8 Basics of Electron Spectroscopy.- 9 Spectrum in Electron Spectroscopy.- 10 Applications of Electron Spectroscopy.- 11 Optical Transitions between Outer Electron Orbitals.- 12 Basics of Atomic Emission Spectroscopy.- 13 Spectrum in Atomic Emission Spectroscopy.- 14 Applications of Atomic Emission Spectroscopy.