Theta Alumina

2000-12-05 Thread Gary Venz
Dear All, Does anyone have information on the atom positions for Theta Alumina: space group C 2/m (monoclinic), lattice size a=11.74, b=5.72, c=11.24, Beta=103.34 deg? Thanks in advance Gary Venz * School of Physica

Re: Combined XRD and ND refinements using GSAS

2000-12-05 Thread Bob Von Dreele
Dear Caroline (& others), Our practice here at LANSCE with TOF powder diffraction Rietveld refinements & multiple detectors is to use the highest resolution detector bank as the "reference" and then refine the lattice parameters and the diffractometer constants for all the other banks in a mult

Re: RIET: Re: Axial divergence

2000-12-05 Thread L. Cranswick
> >Refining on Crystallite size and strain in XFIT as part of > >fundamental parameters fitting is important. > > No preliminary results to show from XFIT applied to the > Size/Strain Round Robin CeO2 sample ? Unfortunately, XFIT for Win95 (while freely available) is no longer maintained - an

Re: RIET: Re: Axial divergence

2000-12-05 Thread Armel Le Bail
>Refining on Crystallite size and strain in XFIT as part of >fundamental parameters fitting is important. No preliminary results to show from XFIT applied to the Size/Strain Round Robin CeO2 sample ? Best, Armel Le Bail http://sdpd.univ-lemans.fr/course/

RIET: Re: Axial divergence

2000-12-05 Thread L. Cranswick
> We are still trying to tackle the problem of accurately fitting X'Pert Pro > XRD data with fundamental parameter peaks. There seems to be some kind of > difference between actual Soller slit acceptance angles and the values > required by XFit. We have two sets of Soller slits : 0.04 rad and 0

Axial divergence

2000-12-05 Thread Van den Berghe Sven
We are still trying to tackle the problem of accurately fitting X'Pert Pro XRD data with fundamental parameter peaks. There seems to be some kind of difference between actual Soller slit acceptance angles and the values required by XFit. We have two sets of Soller slits : 0.04 rad and 0.02 rad.