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Horizontal scale can be expressed in terms of diffractometer angle ( 20 ) , lattice
parameter ( a ) , or composition ( c ) . constant equal to am , giving a stepped
approximation to the lattice parameter profile . When all elements AVme are
included ...
Horizontal scale can be expressed in terms of diffractometer angle ( 20 ) , lattice
parameter ( a ) , or composition ( c ) . constant equal to am , giving a stepped
approximation to the lattice parameter profile . When all elements AVme are
included ...
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slope of the composition profile results in an increase in the intensity because of
the reciprocal relationship between the slope of the lattice parameter profile and
the intensity . A computer program has been written by Unnam et al . ( 1976 ) to ...
slope of the composition profile results in an increase in the intensity because of
the reciprocal relationship between the slope of the lattice parameter profile and
the intensity . A computer program has been written by Unnam et al . ( 1976 ) to ...
Page 89
Determinations of Composition Profiles Composition profiles and diffusion
coefficients obtained from both AM and CSM will be ... has been made to convey
to the reader the sensitivity of intensity bands to a variation in the composition
profile .
Determinations of Composition Profiles Composition profiles and diffusion
coefficients obtained from both AM and CSM will be ... has been made to convey
to the reader the sensitivity of intensity bands to a variation in the composition
profile .
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