Lecture

X-ray Diffraction by Bragg Plants

Description

This lecture focuses on the diffraction of X-rays by Bragg plants, applying Bragg's law to determine the wavelengths diffracted. By calculating the parameter D and angles, one can find the wavelengths that will be diffracted. Through numerical applications, it is shown how to identify the wavelengths falling within specific intervals.

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