Hi All,

I hope this is not too off-topic as it is not specifically a Rietveld
question.

I am studying liquid data for an alloy containing Hf, and I am
encountering some persistent problems with correction. I use the
fluorescence correction in PDFgetX2 (thanks by the way for the great
software, I am just beginning to use PDFfit as well) to correct the
baseline at high q, but this leaves me with unphysically high intensity at
low q (first peak in S(q)).

Could the extra intensity after the fluorescence is removed be due to
anomalous scattering? The incident x-ray intensity is 125 keV. The Hf
K-edge is  located at 65.4 keV.

Any help would be appreciated, or if anyone knows of a good paper
addressing a similar issue, I would love to know about it.

Regards,
Victor

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