diffraction pattern
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diffraction
noun[U]
uk/dɪˈfræk.ʃən/us/dɪˈfræk.ʃən/
(a pattern caused by) a change in the direction of light, water, or ...
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pattern
adjective[before noun]
used in compounds to refer to the way in which a particular type of hair loss occurs, affecting mainly the top and front of ...
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(Definition ofdiffractionandpatternfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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However, there are usually changes in thediffractionpatternafter cooling.
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It shows reshaping of argon ions withdiffractionpatternand broken chains.
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The use of synchrotron radiation has also revealed a more detailed equatorialdiffractionpatternfor these different amyloid samples.
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Thediffractionpatternoriginates from the interference between the incident laser light and scattered excited wave along the interface.
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This should increase the angular separation between neighboring domains, increasing spot widths in thediffractionpattern.
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Thediffractionpatternof projected structures.
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The calculations of orientation from adiffractionpatternobtained at each point, and subsequent analysis of such orientation data, are underpinned by mathematical relationships given in this book.
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Ice formation is easy to detect in thediffractionpatternand in general is to be avoided because the ice rings occlude diffraction spots.
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The amplitude however, can be measured from the intensity of thediffractionpatternand can thus be known experimentally.
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The neutrons' directions change, depending on the location of the atoms they hit, and adiffractionpatternof the atoms' positions can then be obtained.
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The algorithm involves refining the unit cell, the profile parameters, and the peak intensities to match the measured powderdiffractionpattern.
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From its electrondiffractionpattern, the mineral has been considered to have a carbyne structure, the linear acetylenic carbon allotrope of carbon.
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This uses a beam of x-rays that are scattered by the sample, giving adiffractionpatternas a set of rings.
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In many cases, an initial set of phases are determined, and the electron density map for thediffractionpatternis calculated.
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It is also possible to calculate what the theoretical powderdiffractionpatternof the phase would look like.
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For these isotropic materials, thediffractionpatternhas circular symmetry, and in the radial direction, the diffraction intensity has a smooth oscillatory shape.
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