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Single crystal diffractometry [E-Book] / by U.W. Arndt and B.T.M. Willis.

The first stage in the determination of a crystal structure is the measurement of the intensities of the Bragg reflexions. This book is concerned with counter-methods of measuring these intensities. The use of counter methods has spread rapidly in recent years with the development of quantum detecto...

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Personal Name(s): Arndt, U. W., author
Willis, B. T. M., author
Imprint: Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 1966
Physical Description: 1 online resource (xv, 331 pages)
Note: englisch
ISBN: 9780511735622
9780521112291
9780521040600
Series Title: Cambridge monographs on physics
Subject (LOC):
Crystallography.
X-rays
Neutrons
Diffraction.
Diffraction.
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The first stage in the determination of a crystal structure is the measurement of the intensities of the Bragg reflexions. This book is concerned with counter-methods of measuring these intensities. The use of counter methods has spread rapidly in recent years with the development of quantum detectors and of automatically controlled diffractometers. The authors of this book were among the first workers to design and operate automatic X-ray and neutron diffractometers; they have visited laboratories throughout the world where such instruments have been installed. Originally published in 1966, this book covers all aspects of single crystal diffractometry. A discussion of the geometrical principles of diffraction by single crystals is followed by a description of diffractometers and of their component parts, including radiation detectors and detector circuits.

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