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diffractometer

[‚di‚frak′täm·əd·ər]
(physics)
An instrument used to study the structure of matter by means of the diffraction of x-rays, electrons, neutrons, or other waves. Also known as diffraction instrument.
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where the function J(2[theta]) itself is a convolution of the various instrument aberration functions associated with the diffractometer,
Fundamental parameters line profile fitting in laboratory diffractometers
The 2100E x-ray diffractometer is designed to work in conjunction with an x-ray spectrometer, which provides elemental analysis.
Lower cost analytical instruments aim for the Q-C user
For each reflection measured, a peak profile of the reference specimen, using identical diffractometer settings, must be recorded.
Diffraction line broadening analysis if broadening is caused by both dislocations and limited crystallite size
The diffractometer is mechanically robust, accurate ([+ or -]1") and precise (sensitive to movements of 5 X [10.sup.-5] [degrees]).
The high resolution powder diffraction beam line at ESRF
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