Morning/afternoon all

 

Apologies to anyone who gets this twice...

 

The web address www.iucr-cpd.org now redirects to the new CPD website
located on the central IUCr servers.  All the old content is there with
some updates.  The webpages for the Quantitative Phase Analysis round
robin have been resurrected and linked back in, the CPD membership list
updated, and the download for newsletter 34 (Microstructure Analysis on
Nanomaterials) now works.

 

Some new content is some information on easily accessible organic
materials suitable for testing experimental and analytical methodology
for structure solution from organics (bit of a mouthful).  This is NOT a
round robin as the structures are well known and would be susceptible to
significant 'shortcuts'.  They simply form a series of structures of
increasing difficulty for anyone new to the field (or to simply try
their hand) to satisfy themselves, and others, that they know what
they're doing.  I'm not a structure solution specialist so if I can
solve them........

I already know the capillary datasets are good enough so the datasets
are mainly there to compare with that from peoples' own lab instruments.

I'm not sure there's a need to add more (I don't have the time anyway)
but if someone wants to take it on they are most welcome.

 

Best regards

 

Pam

 

PS I'm supposed to be on holiday (?!) so replies to emails may be a bit
sluggish

 

Dr Pamela Whitfield, Chair, IUCr Commission for Powder Diffraction

www.iucr-cpd.org

 

 

Institute for Chemical Process and Environmental Technology (ICPET)

Building M12

National Research Council

1200 Montreal Road

Ottawa ON K1A 0R6

Canada

 

Tel: (613) 998 8462; Fax: (613) 990 2384

Email: pamela.whitfi...@nrc.gc.ca

 

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