NASA NTRS · 19930008055
High-resolution Elemental Mapping of the Lunar Surface
Abstract
New instruments and missions are being proposed to study the lunar surface as a result of the resurgence of interest in returning to the Moon. One instrument recently proposed is similar in concept to the x-ray fluorescence detectors flown on Apollo, but utilizes fluorescence from the L- and M-shells rather than the K-shell. This soft X-Ray Flourescence Imager (XRFI) is discussed.
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Edwards, Bradley C., Ameduri, Frank, Bloch, Jeffrey J., Priedhorsky, William C., Roussel-Dupre, Diane, Smith, Barham W.. 1992-01-01. High-resolution Elemental Mapping of the Lunar Surface. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930008055
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