8) Absences, Space Groups and Stress

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What is the structure factor

influences I; depends on which atoms are present (form factors), where they are in the unit cell, and how they scatter xrays relative to each other

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What are systematic absences

when different atoms scatter xrays in antiphase to fully destructively interfere producing zero I; peak not present

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Why are systematic absences important

fingerprints of crystal structure; tell us about Bravais lattice type; essential for identifying space groups and crystal structures

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Give an example of a systematic absence

in bcc central atom (if the same atom) reflects in antiphase with 100 plane so this peak is not see; note the structure factor is the same for each as total (8 × 1/8 = ) 1 atom in corners and 1 in centre

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What are the conditions for a systematic absence

equal no of diffracted beams in antiphase and of same amplitude; determined by form factors

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Give the rule for a reflection to be observed in the primitive lattice type P

none

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Give the rule for a reflection to be observed in the body centred lattice type I

h+k+l=2n

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Give the rule for a reflection to be observed in the face centred lattice type F

h,k,l either all odd or all even

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Give the rule for a reflection to be observed in the side centred lattice type C

h+k = 2n

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Give the rule for a reflection to be observed in the rhombohedral lattice type R

-h+k+l = 3n (or h-k+l=3n)

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Partial destructive interference

when two planes are spaced such that they could reflect in antiphase but the form factor of each atom is different then wont get full cancellation; only get partial destructive interference

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What are space groups

define the symmetry and potential atomic sites of a structure; 230 of them labeled from lowest to highest symmetry

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Hermann Mauguin notation

first letter = bravais lattice type; subsequent letters = essential symmetryW

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What does Pba2 mean

Primitive lattice; glide plane symmetries along a and b axes; 2 fold rotation in z

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What does Fm-3m mean

fcc; mirror symmetry along principle axes; 3 rotoinversion symmetry along diagonals; mirror symmetry along face diagonals

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What is Wyckoff Notation and what does 4a mean

shows where atoms can be found in a crystal; 4 is multiplicity of that site; a is just a label

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What is Rietveld analysis

refinement of theoretical diffraction pattern using least squares to model peaks

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What can be refined in Rietveld analysis

thermal parameters; scale factors; phase fractions; specimen displacement; background

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What needs to be known to do Rietveld analysis

lattice parameters; atomic positions; site occupancies; wavelength; profile parameters

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What are optional in Rietveld analysis

Preferred orientation; crystallite size and microstrain; absorbtion/transparency

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How does residual stress affect d spacings

tensile stress increases d spacing of planes perpendicular to the stress and decreases those parallel to it (Poisson strain); peak shifts mainly seen at large angles >120deg

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What is residual stress

stress locked into structure via machining, thermal shrinkage etc

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What can XRD determine about residual stress

magnitude, direction, compressive vs tensile

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How does XRD determine residual strain

record xrd spectra while tilting specimen; plot d spacing vs sin²(tilt angle); -ve slope = compression (+ve tensile); steeper = greater magnitude; high angle reflections are required for measurable shifts; surface sensitive so can require electropolishing

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What is shot peening

bombard surface with spherical beads to induce compressive stress at surface; applicable to anything prone to fatigue failure

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Why is residual compressive stress desirable

applied tensile stress must overcome this before cracks can form; 10-100x improvement in service life; permanent until heat treated, machined or otherwise disturbed

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What are non-ambient experiments

perform xrd on sample in situ or operando to see how structure changes during use

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How are diamond anvil cells used

sample compressed between diamonds up to over 20 million atm; pressure medium maintains hydrostatic conditions