NEXAFS spectroscopy with a laser plasma X-ray source on soil samples

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Humic substances are post-mortal organic substances without an exact chemical structure. Their large specific surface is important for transport processes, especially in soils. We analyzed the NEXAFS spectra of humic substances, from which the amount of certain chemical compounds such as aromatic and aliphatic groups can be verified by the resonances of their binding energy. For the experiments, a compact table-top setup working with a laser plasma source was used. NEXAFS makes it possible to distinguish between samples, even if they contain the same composits, because information about the specific functional groups in the sample is supplied. The evaluation was carried out using the program SpecFit. It was developed on IDL within our group and allows to fit the NEXAFS-data with a combination of arctangent, Gaussian and Lorentzian curves. © 2009 IOP Publishing Ltd.

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Sedlmair, J., Geber, S. C., Peth, C., Mann, K., & Thieme, J. (2009). NEXAFS spectroscopy with a laser plasma X-ray source on soil samples. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 186). https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/186/1/012034

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