x-ray diffraction

tell me about x-ray diffraction

X-ray diffraction is a method for the identification and the quantification (sometimes!) of crystalline materials. The material to be analysed is usually finely crushed, and presented for analysis as a pellet of randomly oriented powder. Incident x-rays are directed onto the pellet and the intensities of the diffracted x-rays are recorded over an appropriate angular range.

Individual crystalline phases have characteristic diffraction 'fingerprints' allowing their presence to be determined by examination of a diffractogram (a plot of x-ray intensity versus diffraction angle).

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for further information

Just about the best internet resource on all matters related to x-ray analysis is Pavel Petrashin's Silicon Valley X-Ray Site.

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