ZI Ming, WEI Xiangjun, YU Haisheng, et al. Stratified structure in ancient paints studied by synchrotron confocal micro-X-ray method[J]. Nuclear techniques, 2015, 38(6): 060101
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ZI Ming, WEI Xiangjun, YU Haisheng, et al. Stratified structure in ancient paints studied by synchrotron confocal micro-X-ray method[J]. Nuclear techniques, 2015, 38(6): 060101 DOI: 10.11889/j.0253-3219.2015.hjs.38.060101.
Stratified structure in ancient paints studied by synchrotron confocal micro-X-ray method封面论文
Background: Confocal micro-X-ray method is a sensitive tool for analysis of three dimensional (3D) elemental composition and chemical species
and has many important applications in the research fields such as geology
archaeology
environment
biology and materials sciences. Purpose: Confocal micro-X-ray method was established at BL15U in Shanghai Synchrotron Radiation Facility (SSRF) and applied to study the stratified structure of some kind of paints in the Forbidden City. Methods: By the combination of pollycapillary half lens and K-B mirrors
a confocal micro volume is formed by the overlapped foci of these two focusing optics. The confocal system had a depth resolution of about 31.5 ?m at 8.04 keV and can be used to perform the confocal micro X-ray fluorescence (Micro-XRF) and confocal micro X-ray absorption fine structure (Micro-XAFS) experiments. Results: A typical structure of Doucai with three glaze layers has been disclosed by the confocal Micro-XRF. The chemical information of Fe inside the paint was obtained by confocal Micro-XAFS. Conclusion: The confocal micro-X-ray facility is indicated to be a powerful tool for 3D analysis of fine arts samples. Abstract