At 07:05 PM 2/1/99 +0100, you wrote:
>
>
>Dear All,
>
>I have a diffraction profile which spans 5-160 degrees. My problem is
>getting an adequate fit for four or five peaks which lie in the range 7-20
>degrees. I have split my data into two histograms (5-20 and 20-160 deg) to
>try and alleviate
Dear All,
I have a diffraction profile which spans 5-160 degrees. My problem is
getting an adequate fit for four or five peaks which lie in the range 7-20
degrees. I have split my data into two histograms (5-20 and 20-160 deg) to
try and alleviate the problem, and although the fit is better i
>Dear Hogwu,
I encountered following data about zorite:
>
NAME Sodium titanium niobium silicate hydrate *
MINR Zorite
FORM Na6 (Ti (Ti0.9 Nb0.1)4 (Si6 O17)2 (O H)5) (H2 O)10.5
= H26 Na6 Nb.4 O49.5 Si12 Ti4.6
TITL The OD structure of zorite
REF Kristallografiya
KRISA 24 (1979) 11
At 13:25 29.01.99 +0100, Angel Luis wrote:
>Dear all
>
>I am working with a Philips PW-1800 diffractometer and I want to do
>Rietveld's refinament by BGMN code.
>
>I need some variables of it; as goniometer radius, height and width
>of the X-ray tube´s focus, radius and width of th
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