L. Troger et al., QUANTITATIVE FLUORESCENCE EXAFS ANALYSIS OF CONCENTRATED SAMPLES - CORRECTION OF THE SELF-ABSORPTION EFFECT, JPN J A P 1, 32, 1993, pp. 144-146
The EXAFS amplitudes of concentrated samples measured in the fluoresce
nce mode strongly depend on the detection geometry through the self-ab
sorption effect. Knowing the stoichiometry of the sample, we can fully
correct for the self-absorption effect using a simple theory and obta
in the true EXAFS. The correction procedure presented here for the Oxy
gen K-edge EXAFS of NiO is generally applicable and should be the firs
t step in the quantitative analysis of fluorescence EXAFS data of conc
entrated samples.