How can one interpret EDX data to infer the compounds present in a given sample?

Manchimsetty Srinidhi @Manchimsetty-Srinidhi

11 January 2024 1 7K Report

I have obtained elemental percentages from EDX analysis, which include C, O, N, Fe, Al, Si, and Mg in varying proportions in my debris sample. I am interested in identifying the compounds present. Additionally, I have micrographs of the debris sample.

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