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Secondary electron detector

Signal Detection. Incident beam. Object: Convert radiation into an electrical signal which is then amplified Select Secondary electrons Backscattered electrons X-rays Auger electrons Photons from Cathodoluminescence Absorbed electron current. Light (cathodoluminescence).

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Precession Method used in Orientation for Single Crystals of L-lys HCl 2H2O and L-arg HCl H2O

Precession Method used in Orientation for Single Crystals of L-lys HCl 2H2O and L-arg HCl H2O. Yiying Zhou Department of Physics and Astronomy Georgia State University. Outline. What are we study in EPR lab ? Why choose lysine and arginine?

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$Diffraction$

Diffraction

Diffraction. Analysis of crystal structure x-rays, neutrons and electrons. The reciprocal lattice. g is a vector normal to a set of planes, with length equal to the inverse spacing between them Reciprocal lattice vectors a*,b* and c* These vectors define the reciprocal lattice

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$Lecture 21 (12/11/2006) X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) Theory and Analytical Technique$

Lecture 21 (12/11/2006) X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) Theory and Analytical Technique

Lecture 21 (12/11/2006) X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) Theory and Analytical Technique. X-Ray Analysis. X-rays discovered in 1895 Fundamental to understanding of crystal structure and symmetry

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Secondary electron detector

Precession Method used in Orientation for Single Crystals of L-lys HCl 2H2O and L-arg HCl H2O

Diffraction

Lecture 21 (12/11/2006) X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) Theory and Analytical Technique