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I never heard about this one? EDX is also sometimes called EDS which is the abbreviation of Energy Dispersive X-ray Analysis.... It is basically used for elemental composition (atm% and wt%). On the other hand, XRF is the abbreviation of X-ray Fluorescence...... Which is used for Photoluminescence....emission of light etc...
Atoms or molecules are the smallest ... These atoms or molecules combine to form particles, grains, or crystallite ... If we talk about ultra-thin film with size 1 nm. This means that the ultra-thin film is made up of a few atomic layers.... It proves that atoms are the smallest and particles are made up of atoms