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Use this tag for question related to X-rays which are a form of high energy electromagnetic radiation having wavelength ranging from 0.1 to 10 nanometres. Also referred to as Röntgen radiation after the scientist who discovered it. X-rays have a range of application including medical CT, airport security, astronomy, crystallography, etc. Different applications use different parts of the X-ray spectrum.
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Is the thickness of a sample related to the intensity of x-ray diffraction?
Each layer contributes an increase proportional to the intensity of the original beam and a decrease proportional to the intensity of the diffracted beam (from multiple diffractions and extinction). I …
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