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Foreword 0 Introduction 0 1 Scope 0 2 Normative references 0 3 Terms and definitions 0 4 Symbols and abbreviated terms 0 5 General information 0 6 Measurement conditions 0 6.1 General 0 6.2 Excitation source 0 6.3 Energy resolution 0 6.4 Energy step and scan rate 0 6.5 Signal intensity 0 6.6 Gain and time constant (for AES instruments with analogue detection systems) 0 6.7 Modulation to generate a derivative spectrum 0 7 Data-analysis procedures 0 8 Intensity-energy response function 0 9 Determination of chemical composition using relative sensitivity factors 0 9.1 Calculation of chemical composition 0 9.1.1 General 0 9.1.2 Composition determined from elemental relative sensitivity factors 0 9.1.3 Composition determined from atomic relative sensitivity factors or average matrix relative sensitivity factors 0 9.2 Uncertainties in calculated compositions 0 Annex A (normative) Formulae for relative sensitivity factors 0 Annex B (informative) Information on uncertainty of the analytical results 0 Bibliography 0

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