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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 Methods for peak-intensity determination — direct spectrum 0 5.1 General 0 5.2 Selection and subtraction of an inelastic background 0 5.3 Measurement of peak intensity 0 5.3.1 Measurement of peak height 0 5.3.2 Measurement of peak area 0 5.4 Measurement of a peak intensity with computer software 0 5.5 Measurement of peak intensities for a spectrum with overlapping peaks 0 5.6 Uncertainty in measurement of peak area 0 6 Methods for peak intensity determination — Auger-electron differential spectrum 0 6.1 General 0 6.2 Measurement of Auger-electron differential intensity 0 6.3 Uncertainties in measurement of Auger-electron differential intensity 0 7 Reporting of methods used to measure peak intensities 0 7.1 General requirements 0 7.2 Methods used to determine peak intensities in direct spectra 0 7.2.1 Intensity measurement for a single peak, as described in 5.2 and 5.3 0 7.2.2 Intensity measurements from peak fitting, as described in 5.4 and 5.5 0 7.3 Methods used to obtain and determine peak intensities in Auger-electron differential spectra 0 7.3.1 Method us

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