This paper:
Kraft, S., Stümpel, J., Becker, P., & Kuetgens, U. (1996). High
resolution x‐ray absorption spectroscopy with absolute energy
calibration for the determination of absorption edge energies. Review of
Scientific Instruments, 67(3), 681-687.
has precision measurements of a bunch of e
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We are wondering if others agree that the reported values for the W L3 and W L2
edges are incorrect. We recently noticed the following:
The "Edge" - defined by the inflection point of the absorption edge step
When using the Ir L3 edge (11215.0 eV) as a calibration, the W L3- and L2-edges
On a tangentially related topic, I find that phosphorus K-edge XAS energy
calibration conventions are still in a bit of a "Wild West" state, with a wide
variety of materials and values in use for energy calibration. As an extreme
example, one or two frequently cited papers in my field from the 2
