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X-ray diffraction, through the X-ray diffraction of a material, the analysis of its diffraction pattern, to obtain the composition of the material, the structure or shape of the atoms or molecules inside the material and other research means.
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A material whose properties are dominated by two-dimensional effects, the properties of the material on a two-dimensional scale are different from its properties on a larger scale.
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According to the position and intensity changes of in-situ XRD diffraction peaks, the intermediates generated during the cycle can be inferred, and the reaction mechanism can be further derived from these intermediates.
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X-ray diffraction runs through every stage of drug quality control, such as the study of raw materials and preparations.
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Residual stress has a great impact on the dimensional stability, stress corrosion resistance, fatigue strength, phase change and other properties of materials and components. Its measurement has been widely concerned by academia and industry.
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Recently, A new study successfully fused metal oxides with zeolite A, and revealed the mystery of this process through XRD and FTIR technology.
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XRD, is short for X-ray diffraction, as a material person, no matter what material is done, XRD is the most commonly used, the most basic means of characterization.
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When a beam of extremely thin X-rays passes through a material with an uneven electron density of nanometer size, the X-rays will spread out in a small angular region near the direction of the original beam, this phenomenon is called small-angle X-ray scattering.
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