Use fix or programmable slits for Rietveld analysis

Hi all, I have a question using fix (FDS) and programmable slits (ADS) for Rietveld analysis. Actually, I work with a X'PERT equipment with fast detection and with programmable divergence slits in the incident beam and a programmable antiscattering slits in the diffracted beam. I have also the p

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RE: Use fix or programmable slits for Rietveld analysis

Hi Maria Automatic Divergence Slits (ADS) illuminate different parts of the post monochromator as a function of 2Th. I am guessing but I think that the crystals are good enough not to change the intensity too much; this is my experience with Y2O23 in any case. At around 70 to 80 degrees 2Th howe