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Penetration Distance An initial consideration in applying X - ray diffraction to film
studies is the determination of ... A range of foc chemical elements will be
considered to develop a feeling for X - ray penetration distances for the 111
reflection .
Penetration Distance An initial consideration in applying X - ray diffraction to film
studies is the determination of ... A range of foc chemical elements will be
considered to develop a feeling for X - ray penetration distances for the 111
reflection .
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Strip sources give an excellent thickness profile on the substrate if the target - to -
substrate distance is at least twice that of the strip spacing ( Dahlgren , 1970a ) .
Moreover , the percentage of composition variation VA , is related to the ...
Strip sources give an excellent thickness profile on the substrate if the target - to -
substrate distance is at least twice that of the strip spacing ( Dahlgren , 1970a ) .
Moreover , the percentage of composition variation VA , is related to the ...
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The rods were placed in shallow drill holes in a solid silver disk , which already
had been electron beam welded to a water cooling chamber . to - substrate
distance ( Dahlgren , 1979 ) . For example , maximum thickness profile variations
t ' for ...
The rods were placed in shallow drill holes in a solid silver disk , which already
had been electron beam welded to a water cooling chamber . to - substrate
distance ( Dahlgren , 1979 ) . For example , maximum thickness profile variations
t ' for ...
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Contents
R JAMES | 2 |
Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
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