| The non-destructive nature of x-ray fluorescence spectrometry (XRF) makes it ideal for both air and soil analysis. It requires little to no sample prep, which makes it popular for the analysis of particulate matter collected on air filters. Meanwhile, the sensitivity and resolution of XRF allows it to accurately analyze trace elements in geological samples.
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