Journal article
Influence of Polarization of the Incident Beam on Integrated Intensities in X-Ray Energy-Dispersive Diffractometry
Polarization measurements of the primary X-ray beam produced by thick copper and tungsten anodes are reported and formulas derived for integrated intensities of Bragg reflections in energy-dispersive diffractometry with the polarization of the primary beam taken into account. It was found that for an angle of 45° between the scattering plane and the plane containing the electron beam and the primary beam, the influence of polarization vanishes, while it increases as the angle changes from 45° to either 0 or 90°.
For the latter values, the influence of polarization is considerable at high photon energies and at scattering angles close to 90
Language: | English |
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Year: | 1978 |
Pages: | 84-87 |
ISSN: | 05677394 , 16005724 and 01087673 |
Types: | Journal article |
DOI: | 10.1107/S0567739478014515 |