One method involves fitting individual line profiles, finding the
area of
the crystalline peaks, and the total area of the pattern. The ratio
is an estimate of the
percent crystallinity.When you have fully crystalline material as
an option, you can
also account for differences in sca
Hi Lubo,
Yes, one way to do this is to add a known mass X of a standard (say
alumina) to a known mass Y of the glass + crystal sample, giving a
weight ratio f = X/Y of standard to sample. Then use x-ray diffraction
to get the weight ratio of the standard to only the crystalline part of
the sample
