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• That means that a Fresnel diffraction pattern can have a dark center.
• Two adjacent points in the object give rise to two diffraction patterns.
• The x-ray powder diffraction pattern was similar to lazulite, but unknown.
• X-ray diffraction pattern of a Nontronite standard purchased from the clay mineral society.
• This material has a similar X-ray diffraction pattern to ?-MoTe 2.
• Whale myoglobin did give large crystals with clean X-ray diffraction patterns.
• The diffraction pattern shows it to be an isotropic glassy phase.
• The diffraction pattern of polymers usually contains a combination of both.
• Hence, diffraction patterns usually have a series of maxima and minima.
• In optics, this is equivalent to including many fringes of the diffraction pattern.
• Shechtman first observed ten-fold electron diffraction patterns in 1982, as described in his notebook.
• These specific directions appear as spots on the diffraction pattern called " reflections ".
• The Mott scattering is the theoretical diffraction pattern produced by such a mathematical model.
• Users characterize the crystallography of the sample surface through analysis of the diffraction patterns.
• This diffraction pattern can then be analyzed to discern the protein s tertiary structure.
• A diffraction pattern is made under broad, parallel electron illumination.
• The shown images are examples of LEED diffraction patterns.
• They indexed their x-ray diffraction patterns of aguilarite on an orthorhombic cell similar to naumannite.
• However, while eliminating diffraction patterns this leads to several other aberrations that must be corrected.
• Some of these maps describe grain orientation, grain boundary, diffraction pattern ( image ) quality.