F. Folkmann, HIGH-RESOLUTION ION-INDUCED X-RAY SPECTROSCOPY FOR CHEMICAL-STATE ANALYSIS, Nuclear instruments & methods in physics research. Section B, Beam interactions with materials and atoms, 75(1-4), 1993, pp. 9-13
Satellite lines of K X-ray lines from K and Cr, and L lines from In ar
e observed for impact by 1.4 MeV/u H-1+, He-4(2+), C-12(4+), O-16(4+)
and Cl-35(8+). A curved crystal spectrometer was used with a position
sensitive proportional counter with improved linearity of the backgamm
on readout. The distribution of Cr K(alpha) satellite lines depends on
the chemical state of Cr, being peaked at lower energy for the toxic
valency 6 compounds than for valency 3 and metallically bound Cr. Fluo
rescence excitation of the Cr diagram line is observed for a stainless
steel sample from enhancement by Fe X-rays.