3) Xray Scattering and Bragg Diffraction

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Its not a spectrum its a …

diffraction pattern

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How are Miller indices determined

identify plane opposite origin; find intercepts in xyz axes; take the reciprocal

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Give the equation for Braggs Law

nλ = 2dsin(θ)

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What is the Bragg angle

θ

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What is the scattering angle

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Why doesn’t glass produce Bragg reflections

its amorphous structure lacks long range periodicity to get constructive interference; only get a broad diffuse hump

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What are the three steps of phase analysis

convert 2D data to peak positions; search for relevant materials; match observed peaks to database

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Hanawalt

8 strongest peaks in decreasing height; most common as strong peaks most reliable

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Fink

8 strongest peaks with largest d spacings; useful when strong peaks overlap

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Long8

8 peaks with largest d spacing; useful when strong peaks overlap

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How many matching peaks are need to confirm a phase

3

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What weight % is needed to see a phase

>0.5%; light elements may need up to 10%

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What is a unit cell

repeatable building block that represents symmetry of the structure

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cubic equation

1/d² = (h² + k² + l²)/a²; only need one peak

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tetragonal equation

1/d² = (h² + k²)/a² + l²/c²; need two peaksor

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orthorhombic equation

1/d² = h²/a² + k²/b² + l²/c²

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hexagonal equation

1/d² = 4/3(h² + hk + k²)/a² + l²/c²

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How does the sin(θ)² manual indexing method work

m = h² + k² + l²; rearrange braggs law and cubic eq; take ratio of sin² for each peak with the first to get values of m; multiply by integers until all values of m are allowed

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List the three peak shapes

Gaussian, Lorentzian, Pseudo-voigt

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What is the integral breadth

width of rectangle with same height and area as the peak

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What two factors affect peak shape

instrumental (gaussian); sample related (lorentzian)

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How to correct for instrumental affects

use a standard reference material

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What is the issue with sample transparency

xrays penetrate and diffract below surface; effective surface below physical surface causing low angle broadening

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How does crystallite size affect peak shape

small crystallites don’t have enough layers for Braggs condition to be fully met; get constructive interference for small range of λ; peak broadens

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How does the crystallite dimension ‘tau’ affect broadening

tau = Kλ/(beta cos(θ)); K = scherrer constant (spheres0.94, cubes0.89), beta = broadening in radians

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Below what crystallite size do peaks start to broaden

0.5um

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What crystallite sizes can we measure up to using FWHM and why

100nm; beyond this the instrument broadening affects are dominant

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What is microstrain broadening caused by

dislocations; distortions; grain surface relaxation, faults; ss inhomogeneity, antiphase domain boundaries

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Give the equation for microstrain broadening

B(2θ) = 4 epsilon tanθ; B is the broadening in 2θ, epsilon is the microstrain coefficient

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How can we deconvolute two effects of peak broadening

Williamson-Hall plot