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A Comparison of the Use of Crystal-Reflected and Filtered X-Rays in Liquid Diffraction Patterns

Gregg et al., 1940

Document ID: 15594671750527212776
Author: Gregg R; Gingrich N
Publication year: 1940
Publication venue: Review of Scientific Instruments

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X-ray diffraction patterns of liquid sodium have been obtained under different conditions of monochromatization, collimation, and tube voltage. It is shown that of the methods tried, monochromatization by rocksalt crystal reflection is the most desirable and the most …

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