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Understanding the Mechanism of Nontraditional Zeolite Synthesis Using <i>In Situ</i> Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy and X-ray Diffraction. [PDF]

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X-Ray Diffraction Study of the X-112° Y-Cut of a LiTaO<sub>3</sub> Crystal Modulated by Surface Acoustic Waves. [PDF]

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X-Ray Diffraction

Analytical Chemistry, 1964
ABS>Developments in techniques and apparatus for x-ray diffraction analysis are reviewed. General applications of x-ray diffraction and current interests in the field of structural determinations are discussed. 209 references are included for the period 1962 through 1963. (P.C.H.)
L L, Merritt, W E, Streib
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X-ray diffraction

Analytical Chemistry, 1970
B E Warren London: Addison-Wesley 1969 pp x + 381 price £7 This noncommittal title conceals a most unusual book. It is not an authoritative treatment of the subject; even Prof Warren could scarcely achieve that in a mere 380 pages.
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X-Ray Diffraction Microscopy

Annual Review of Condensed Matter Physics, 2010
X-ray diffraction phenomena have been used for decades to study matter at the nanometer and subnanometer scales. X-ray diffraction microscopy uses the far-field scattering of coherent X-rays to form the 2D or 3D image of a scattering object in a way that resembles crystallography.
Pierre Thibault, Veit Elser
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Diffraction Microscopy with X-Rays

Nature, 1952
IN a recent communication, A. V. Baez1 predicts the practical resolution obtainable by diffraction microscopy using X-rays. His prediction is based on the required conditions for making the hologram. Similar derivations were described by us at the International Conference on Electron Microscopy in Paris, September 1950, though unfortunately we are ...
M E, HAINE, T, MULVEY
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X-ray Diffraction Studies on Nerve

Radiology, 1934
FROM analysis by means of polarized light it has long been known that nerves possess a high degree of molecular organization. The axis cylinder is positively birefringent due to the presence of anisotropic material, the optic axis of which lies parallel to the long axis of the fiber.
F O, Schmitt, G L, Clark, J N, Mrgudich
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