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To: Franz Werner; rietveld_l@ill.fr
Subject: RE: Comparison of powder patterns recorded at different wavelengths
HI Franz,
It seems to me that the best thing would be to use K alpha 1 wavelength (which
is 66 percent of the total intensity) and then mentally ignore the K alpha 2
contribution.
; rietveld_l@ill.fr
Subject: RE: Comparison of powder patterns recorded at different wavelengths
HI Franz,
It seems to me that the best thing would be to use K alpha 1 wavelength (which
is 66 percent of the total intensity) and then mentally ignore the K alpha 2
contribution. The other option is to
HI Franz,
It seems to me that the best thing would be to use K alpha 1 wavelength (which
is 66 percent of the total intensity) and then mentally ignore the K alpha 2
contribution. The other option is to strip the original data of K alpha 2, if
your diffractometer's software has that option, bu
