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1. The effect of random errors can be reduced by increasing the number of measurements.
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2. 18-carat gold should contain at least 50 wt-% of gold.
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3. The letter Z stands for atomic number correction in the ZAF corrections.
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4. Typically, the absorption correction is the most important.
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5. ZAF corrections provide better results than Phi-Rho-Z (φ(ρz)).
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6. The K-ratio is the intensity ratio between the unknown sample and the standard.
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7. The measured intensity represents the number of counts at the peak maximum.
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8. The generation of secondary fluorescence X-rays occurs in the same volume as the X-rays generated by the electron beam.
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9. The effect of surface roughness can be reduced by using peak-to-background methods.
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10. The average composition of a heterogeneous sample can be measured by using a large analysis area.
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