Difference between revisions of "X-ray diffraction"

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'''X-ray diffraction''' is the term for a range of  techniques that analyse materials by firing [[X-ray]] beams at the sample.  How the sample alters the X-ray enables scientists to find out the properties of  the material.
 
'''X-ray diffraction''' is the term for a range of  techniques that analyse materials by firing [[X-ray]] beams at the sample.  How the sample alters the X-ray enables scientists to find out the properties of  the material.
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Latest revision as of 17:20, November 20, 2008

X-ray diffraction is the term for a range of techniques that analyse materials by firing X-ray beams at the sample. How the sample alters the X-ray enables scientists to find out the properties of the material.