Sep 26, 2007, at 9:30 AM, Leandro Bravo wrote:
Hi All!! I´m searching for some equipments, supplies that could be useful to
the application of the Rietveld Method (quantitative analisys) like
zero-background sample holders, mill etc... in other words, equipments for
sample prepare to avoid
Hi all,
I´ve searched in several databases(including ICSD) and did not find a cif file
of hydrobiotite. Could somebody, please, tell me if a cif file of this phase
exist?!
Thank you in advance,
Leandro
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Hi All!!
I´m searching for some equipments, supplies that could be useful to the
application of the Rietveld Method (quantitative analisys) like zero-background
sample holders, mill etc... in other words, equipments for sample prepare to
avoid preferred orientation, microabsorption, etc..
W
I´d like to read this paper too. So if you could send me a copy, Matthew,
I´d be very pleased.
Regards and thanks,
Leandro
From: Klaus-Dieter Liss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: rietveld_l@ill.fr
To: rietveld_l@ill.fr
Subject: Re: More Caglioti U V W parameters
Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2007 09:51:27
hen save the new emmission profile for use in subsequent
refinements. Note that the CoKb emmission line area is just another
parameter to be added when creating an instrument profile function.
Dipo Omotoso
-Original Message-----
From: Leandro Bravo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sat 5/26
Hi all, again
In al my refinements in TOPAS I use the emission profile present in the lam
fold of TOPAS. The emission profile is CoKa7 (the D4 that we use, use a Co
tube, radiation), but in our obtained DRX patterns the CoKb peaks appear and
are becoming a problem in TOPAS, because it is affec
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According to the above, carbonate replaces some of the phosphate resulting
in average shrinking of these tetrahedra. They also located what might be
the water from their neutron refinement, which you won't see if you are
using X-rays :-)
Alan.
At 03:57 23/
Hi all,
I´m refining a sample which contains a hydroxycarbofluorapatite (solid
solution). I´m refining it using CIF files from the ICSD, but it´s not
working so well, because they don´t have the file for the
hydroxycarbofluorapatite. So I´m using in the TOPAS the following files:
fluorapatite
Mr. Kleeberg,
Read the paper that you send to me, ´´RIETVELD ANALYSIS OF DISORDERED LAYER
SILICATES``, and I have some questions about it.
In the refinement of chlorite minerals with well defined disordering (layers
shifting by exactly b/3 along the three pseudohexagonal Y axis), you
separat
tent.
It is possible to get the peak shapes without changing peak intensities; if
you need assistance then contact me off the list.
Cheers
Alan
-Original Message-
From: Leandro Bravo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, 16 March 2007 9:15 AM
To: rietveld_l@ill.fr
Subject: Re: Problems
I know that refining the atoms positions is ´´too much´´, exagerated. But is
the only way I can make the calculated DRX pattern fit with the measured
one. There must a problem in the instrument details since I´m using
Fundamental Parameters (FP) for peak shape, the values I put in the
instrumen
Ok, I´m starting to have sucess in the kaolinite refinement, the
quantification is giving me reasonable values. I´m refining the thermal
factors, all the atoms positions in the kaolinite, the lattice parameters
and the cystallite size. Lattice parameters and crystallite size are giving
me very
from 5 (2-theta) to 120 (2-theta), and
I´m realizing that above 80° I´m getting unecessary data (basically just
backgorund). The question is how this ´´unecessary data`` affect the
quantification?!?!
From: "Leandro Bravo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: rietveld_l@ill.fr
To: r
se them with
sure?!
3) In TOPAS how do I know if the refinement is good?! Because each time I
refine the 50%/50% mixture I have different results and I don´t know wich
one gives me a result that I can trust.
Thank ou in advance,
Leandro Bravo Ferreira da Costa
Student, UFRJ - Universidade Fede
one gives me a result that I can trust.
Thank ou in advance,
Leandro Bravo Ferreira da Costa
Student, UFRJ - Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro - BR
CETEM - RJ
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