I put some pictures of scattering from random things (including "air") here:
http://bl831.als.lbl.gov/~jamesh/pickup/images/
It is actually more difficult than you might think to get a clean image of
"air scatter" on a well-maintained camera. This is because we usually try
to minimize the contr
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Dear Pietro,
would this not look like a frame from your home source with no crystal
mounted - unless you do not have access to a source where you can
quickly collect an exposure in the absence of a crystal, but from your
email address I assume this is
Dear all,
together with two fellow crystallographers,
I am writing a pamphlet to introduce schoolchildren
to X-ray crystallography.
For the introductory chapter,
we would need a picture of X-rays scattered by air.
Or by any gas for that matter.
I have tried Google images without much luck.
Can
