DBWBAC

1999-02-19 Thread Armel Le Bail
In the series of almost useless small free software : DBWBAC http://pcb4122.univ-lemans.fr/ftp/dbwbac.zip The purpose is to calculate the background corresponding to the DBW or FULLPROF 6th order polynomial. This may be useful if you consider that the background i

Refinement with more than two atoms in one site

1999-02-19 Thread K. kasthuri Rangan
Hi! In GSAS or FULLPROF if one wants to refine occupany of two atoms occupying the same site , use the codes 1 -1 for example(constraint number and negative of that). What I am interested, is to know how to use the codes if I have more than two atoms in the same site (either in GSAS or FULLPRO

Re: Refinement with more than two atoms in one site

1999-02-19 Thread Dr. Jaap Vente
Dear kasthuri Please read the following and recent discussion. Good luck Jaap On Thu, 14 Jan 1999, Jean-Marc Joubert wrote: > > > >> Could any of you point me to the good document about the method of applying > >> constraints in GSAS? > >> I am trying to figure out some complex catio

GSAS help

1999-02-19 Thread Natale Perchiazzi
Dear All, I am trying to do quantitative analysis using GSAS. I have to analyze some mixtures with a known fraction of one phase. How can I constrain in GSAS one phase fraction (weight %) to a given value, in the meantime allowing the remaining phase fractions to vary? I have unsuccessfully been

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1999-02-19 Thread Leigh Nixon
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Re: GSAS help

1999-02-19 Thread Ryan S. Winburn
Natale, As far as I know, there is no way to constrain just one phase. As you've found, if you do, the remaining scaling factors refine to their "correct" values relative to the fixed scaling factor. Are you sure of the known wt. %, i.e. is there any amorphous material present? Ryan S. Winburn

RNTD-HCl

1999-02-19 Thread Srebri Petrov
Dear All, I have a problem with the structural data for Ranitidine Hydrochloride (C13H23N4O3S-Cl), a pharmaceutical drug material. It is well known that it appears in two polymorphous: Form 1 and Form 2. Only the former one has therapeutic features. The only sructural data that I found in Cambrid

Re: RNTD-HCl

1999-02-19 Thread Armel Le Bail
Srebri wrote: >I am afraid that it will be quite difficult to >solve the structure of Form 1 from X-ray powder data only, but if I have not >any other choice, I can try. Any advise? If it is not more complex than the tetracycline hydrochloride, sample 2 of the SDPD Round Robin, you have a chance

Help: read atoms into GSAS by file

1999-02-19 Thread Tao
Dear All, When setting up refinement models in GSAS the program menu gives the option of reading atoms into GSAS by non-GSAS file. Could anybody kindly tell me how to setup this file (format etc.)? I need to refine a structure with scores of atoms in the asymmetric unit and inputting them one by

Re: Help: read atoms into GSAS by file

1999-02-19 Thread Bob Von Dreele
Dear Tao (and anyone else interested), The "non-GSAS" file need only be a fixed format ascii file with atom records somewhere in a block within the file. GSAS will enquire (in great detail) about every single item (atom name, x, y, z etc.) that it might possibly find or want from this file. This c