X-ray Methods by Clive Whiston
Relatively few analysts have regular working experience of x- ray diffraction and x-ray fluorescence techniques, and indeed many of the methods involved are more of an art than a science. X-Ray Methods aims to provide an insight into basic theory, instrumentation and the applications and limitations of these types of analysis. A variety of studies involving the use of actual x-ray data are included to provide a working knowledge of the results which may be obtained.