X-ray diffraction: history and basics

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Explores standard characterization techniques, focusing on x-ray diffraction and its importance in determining crystal structures.

Covers crystallography, atomic bonding, structures, diffraction, and coordination numbers in materials.

Explores electron diffraction basics, including Bragg's law, reciprocal lattice, and applications like crystal phase discrimination.

Explores reciprocal lattice in 2D systems, diffraction from lattice and atomic structures, emphasizing scattering and constructive interference.

Covers exercises on electron diffraction to identify crystal structures and analyze diffraction patterns accurately.

Introduces crystallography basics, covering crystal structures, diffraction patterns, and atomic arrangements.

Introduces crystallography basics, covering unit cells, lattices, and reciprocal lattice concepts.

Covers crystallography, lattice structures, vectors, and diffraction patterns.

Explores the use of X-ray diffraction in cement material science, discussing advantages, limitations, and future improvements.

Explores diffraction, interference, X-ray diffraction, and light diffusion efficiency.