A `beam-selection' high-resolution X-ray diffractometer

A new diffractometer that can be described as a high‐intensity low‐background high‐resolution diffractometer for analysing perfect, nearly perfect and highly imperfect materials on a routine basis is presented. The instrumentation is very simple and uncomplicated, yet the way in which it works is le...

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crystallography
X-ray diffraction and scattering
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