摘要： The LⅢ subshell absorption jump ratio and jump factor of hafnium have been measured using two different ways which are X-ray attenuation method and Energy Dispersive X-ray Fluorescence technique. The results obtained both ways have been compared with theoretical values. They are in good agreement with each other.
Abstract：The LⅢ subshell absorption jump ratio and jump factor of hafnium have been measured using two different ways which are X-ray attenuation method and Energy Dispersive X-ray Fluorescence technique. The results obtained both ways have been compared with theoretical values. They are in good agreement with each other.
E. Cengiz*, N. Saritas, M. Dogan, O.K. Koksal, K. Karabulut, G. Apaydin, E. Tirasoglu . Measurement of LⅢ Subshell Absorption Jump Parameters of Hafnium [J]. 光谱学与光谱分析, 2015, 35(12): 3544-3548.
E. Cengiz*, N. Saritas, M. Dogan, O.K. Koksal, K. Karabulut, G. Apaydin, E. Tirasoglu . Measurement of LⅢ Subshell Absorption Jump Parameters of Hafnium . SPECTROSCOPY AND SPECTRAL ANALYSIS, 2015, 35(12): 3544-3548.
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