particularly if texture occurs for one or many phases !

daniel


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> Dear Maria,
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> I agree with Dr. Retief, I would never refine structure details like
> atomic
> coordinates or temperature factor (displacement factors) for QPA!
> Regards
> Francois Girod
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> Hallo Maria,
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> Temperature factors are strongly correlated with surface roughness.
> Refining them using X-rays easily lead to rediculously large positive
> values or even negative values.  My advice would be to fix them at the
> theoretical values, especially for the QPA of a complicated system.
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> Regards,
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> Johannes Retief
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>       -----Original Message-----
>       From: Maria Chrysochoou [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>       Sent: 30 June 2005 21:55
>       To: rietveld_l@ill.fr
>       Subject: Question on temperature factors
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>       Hi all,
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>       I have a question on temperature factors in Rietveld refinement.
>       I am on working on a complicated system with over 12 phases on
>       average (it is cement-like in chemistry and mineralogy). I tend not
>       to refine temperature factors in order to reduce the number of
>       refinable parameters to a realistic number.
>       Do you think that the temperature factors make a big difference in
>       quantitative analysis? Could you give me a range of reasonable
> values
>       for an ambient temperature cement?
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>       Thank you,
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>       Maria Chrysochoou
>       W.M. Keck Geoenvironmental Laboratory
>       Stevens Institute of Technology
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