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... may serve as a simple introduction to the principles of space groups. X-RAY
DIFFRACTION BY CRYSTALS In order to explore the structure of crystals we
require waves which interact with atoms and which have a wavelength
comparable ...
... may serve as a simple introduction to the principles of space groups. X-RAY
DIFFRACTION BY CRYSTALS In order to explore the structure of crystals we
require waves which interact with atoms and which have a wavelength
comparable ...
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As the wavelength is decreased, the angle is decreased : for gamma-rays
glancing angles must be used. ATOMIC SCATTERING FACTOR The intensity of
a given diffracted wave depends on a number of factors. One of these is the
atomic ...
As the wavelength is decreased, the angle is decreased : for gamma-rays
glancing angles must be used. ATOMIC SCATTERING FACTOR The intensity of
a given diffracted wave depends on a number of factors. One of these is the
atomic ...
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maximum is close4 to the wavelength for which the absorption is a maximum.
The wavelength at maximum reflection is known as the residual ray or Reststrahl
wavelength, and the selective reflection has been employed experimentally to ...
maximum is close4 to the wavelength for which the absorption is a maximum.
The wavelength at maximum reflection is known as the residual ray or Reststrahl
wavelength, and the selective reflection has been employed experimentally to ...
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LATTICE ENERGY OF IONIC CRYSTALS | 29 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 43 |
LATTICE VIBRATIONS | 60 |
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