Elena F. Bazarkina , Kimberly V. Lau , Anthony Chappaz , Evgeny Bastrakov , Barbara Etschmann , Joël Brugger , Madeline Marshall , Frances M. Meyer , Christopher J. Boreham , Lucia Amidani , Kristina O. Kvashnina
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Abstract
Uranium is found in various types of rocks. HERFD-XRF imaging at the U M4 edge is a novel non-destructive technique that visualizes the distribution of U(iv), (v), and (vi) oxidation states at concentration levels ranging from ppm to wt%, offering unprecedented insights into uranium habitat and valence.
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