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A quick, easy and highly sensitive analysis of toxic metals has been required for a purpose of WEEE and RoHS directive. 3-dimensional polarization optics energy dispersive X-Ray fluorescence spectrometer (3D-EDX, Epsilon5, PANalytical B.V.) has been introduced as a easy and accurate with high sensitive method for bulk samples. To adapt this measurement method to shaped Brass samples, the scatter collection was used. Intensities of each element lines (Ka for Cr, Cd and Lb for Pb) have been collected by Rayleigh scatter of each secondary targets these are used for exciting interesting elements. Calibration curves were created and obtained by CRM's bulk flat Brass standard samples for Cr, Cd, and Pb. Estimated LLD (Lower Limit of Detection) was Cd 3.28 μg/g, Pb 29.0 μg/g, and Cr 6.64 μg/g with 300 seconds measurement time for each condition. Cd and Pb of some shaped and small Brass samples, they have been quantified by ICP-AES, were measured and quantified by Rayleigh scatter collection. As a result of this comparison, there are quite good correlation between ICP-AES and Epsilon5 with Rayleigh scatter correction. This correlation was also valid for smaller samples (e.g. 5 mg sample weight for Pb measurement). These LLD were kept while measurement was done within Maximum operating power (600 W, 100 kV, 6 mA).

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High-Sensitive and Nondestractive Determination of Trace Toxic Metals in Brass by Using Energy Dispersive X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometer with 3-Dimentional Polarization Optics