'Ray diffraction' presentation slideshows

crystallography ( ??? )

crystallography ( ??? ). Structure is important Type of structure we discussed called crystal structure ( ???? ) In crystals, atom groups (unit cells) are repeated to form a solid material. Structure is important "X-ray diffraction" is important method for study of materials.

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Modeling excess heat in NiH

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Figure 16.0 Watson and Crick

Figure 16.0 Watson and Crick. Figure 16.0x James Watson. Figure 16.1 Transformation of bacteria. Figure 16.2a The Hershey-Chase experiment: phages. Figure 16.2ax Phages. Figure 16.2b The Hershey-Chase experiment. Figure 16.3 The structure of a DNA stand.

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Molecular Basis of Genetics and Biotechnology

Molecular Basis of Genetics and Biotechnology.

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Chapter 36 Diffraction Part 1

Chapter 36 Diffraction Part 1. Single Slit Diffraction Diffraction and the Double Slit apparatus Intensity Formula for single and double slit . Definition and Types of Diffraction. Diffraction is the bending of a wave around an object accompanied by an interference pattern

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X-ray Scattering from Thin Films

X-ray Scattering from Thin Films. Experimental methods for thin films analysis using X-ray scattering Conventional XRD diffraction Glancing angle X-ray diffraction X-ray reflectivity measurement Grazing incidence X-ray diffraction X-ray diffraction study of real structure of thin films

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Protein Structure

Protein Structure. July 2, 2006

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Soils and Soil Analysis

Soils and Soil Analysis. What Is Soil?. Mixture of organic and inorganic material May range from 100% inorganic (sand) to nearly 100% organic (peat) Inorganic part is minerals Organic part is decayed plant and animal material and is sometimes called humas. Forensic Significance of Soil.

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Review: Why Atoms?

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Chapter 3: Structures via Diffraction

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Fingerprint and Inkjet-trace Imaging using Disulfur Dinitride Kelly et. al. Chemical Communications

Fingerprint and Inkjet-trace Imaging using Disulfur Dinitride Kelly et. al. Chemical Communications. Forensics and Fingerprints. ?. Why Fingerprints?. ?. Fingerprint Formation. ?. Fingerprint Detection. Powder dusting. ?. Ninhydrin reaction. ?. ?. Lawsone reaction.

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Electron Probe Microanalysis

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Bombyx mori , domesticated silkmoth, Pheromone-Binding Protein 1

Bombyx mori , domesticated silkmoth, Pheromone-Binding Protein 1 . Presented by: Tommy W. McGaha Jr. Advanced Biochemistry and Molecular Biology I BCMB 8010 11/30/10. Bombykol. Background of Pheromone-binding proteins.

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Optical and X-ray diffraction studies

Optical and X-ray diffraction studies. The scattering of a fine beam of light is a diffraction phenomenon that can be used to obtain information about the internal structure of fibres .

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DNA and RNA

Ch. 12. DNA and RNA. DNA: the genetic material.

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DNA

DNA. Deoxyribonucleic Acid The Code of Life. How did scientists figure out that DNA was the genetic material and the structure of DNA?. Proteins -?genetic material because lots of them and complicated in structure.

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