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Page 200
The absorption efficiency depends on the absorption coefficient and thickness of
the counter window , both of which should be as small as possible , and on the
absorption coefficient of the counter gas and the length of the counter , both of ...
The absorption efficiency depends on the absorption coefficient and thickness of
the counter window , both of which should be as small as possible , and on the
absorption coefficient of the counter gas and the length of the counter , both of ...
Page 388
The lattice parameter of a binary solid solution of B in A depends only on the
percentage of B in the alloy , as long as the solution is unsaturated . This fact can
be made the basis for chemical analysis by parameter measurement . All that is ...
The lattice parameter of a binary solid solution of B in A depends only on the
percentage of B in the alloy , as long as the solution is unsaturated . This fact can
be made the basis for chemical analysis by parameter measurement . All that is ...
Page 412
15–4 ) , the value of B depends partly on the collimation of the beam striking the
crystal and partly on the perfection of the crystal itself . The beam reflected by the
crystal into the counter is fairly wide , in a linear sense , but almost parallel ; its ...
15–4 ) , the value of B depends partly on the collimation of the beam striking the
crystal and partly on the perfection of the crystal itself . The beam reflected by the
crystal into the counter is fairly wide , in a linear sense , but almost parallel ; its ...
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Contents
PROPERTIES OF XRAYS | 1 |
THE GEOMETRY OF CRYSTALS | 29 |
THE DIRECTIONS OF DIFFRACTED BEAMS | 78 |
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Elements of X-ray Diffraction Bernard Dennis Cullity,Stuart R. Stock,Stuart R.. Stock Snippet view - 2001 |
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