Lecture

Rietveld quantitative phase analysis

Description

This lecture covers the Rietveld quantitative phase analysis method, focusing on the calculation of phase fractions, the use of internal and external standards, and the calibration of amorphous phases. It also discusses the importance of choosing the correct internal standard and the calculation of the Mixture MAC. Practical guidelines for refining parameters in QPA and rescaling results for bound water incorporation are also provided.

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