EDXRF, EDX and EDS are all acronyms for instruments that use x-ray fluorescence to obtain elemental composition of materials such as soils, solids, sludges, liquids or powders. Elemental analysis is the process of either qualitatively (which elements) or quantitatively (concentration levels of each element) identifying composition of a sample of material. From ppm (parts per million) to percentages, it is possible to obtain a complete breakdown of the composition of known or unknown material with instruments that use EDXRF, EDX or EDS technology. Click here to send us a query or to request a quick quote!
Below are the long forms of these acronyms:
- EDXRF – Energy Dispersive X-ray Fluorescence
- EDX - Energy Dispersive X-ray Spectroscopy
- EDS – Energy Dispersive X- ray Spectroscopy