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  • Template:Diffraction/Metadata
    | pagename = Diffraction | abc = Diffraction
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  • Template:X-ray diffraction/Metadata
    | pagename = X-ray diffraction | abc = X-ray diffraction
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  • X-ray/Definition
    An ionizing type of [[electromagnetic radiation]] whose [[absorption]] or [[diffraction]] often used for structural investigations of [[matter]].
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  • X-ray diffraction/Related Articles
    {{r|Diffraction}} Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/X-ray diffraction]]. Needs checking by a human.
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  • X-ray diffraction
    ...]]. In many cases, corresponding techniques employing neutron or electron diffraction may be used to elucidate similar structural information. ...constructive interference. The angular position of the peaks, now termed "diffraction peaks" or "Bragg peaks", may be expressed by [[Bragg's Law]]:
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  • File:Complimentary-patterns.svg
    |description = Two pairs of complimentary diffraction patterns
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  • Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle/Related Articles
    {{r|Diffraction}}
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  • Francis Crick/Related Articles
    {{r|X-ray diffraction}}
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  • Polymath/Related Articles
    {{r|X-ray diffraction}}
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  • Histone/Related Articles
    {{r|X-ray diffraction}}
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  • User:Dowman Parks Varn
    ...ethod to quantify the stacking disorder of layered solids from their x-ray diffraction spectra and demonstrated its use on
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  • Materials science/Related Articles
    {{r|X-ray diffraction}}
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  • Light
    ...cally, and the ''wave-like behaviors'' include refraction, interference, [[diffraction]], and reflection. ===Diffraction===
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  • Stealth/Related Articles
    {{r|Diffraction||**}}
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  • Eye
    ===Resolution and diffraction===
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  • X-ray/Related Articles
    {{r|X-ray diffraction}}
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  • X-ray
    ==X-ray diffraction== {{r|X-ray diffraction}}
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  • Diffraction
    ...aves passing through small openings will tend to 'bend' towards the edges. Diffraction applies to virtually all kinds of waves including sound, [[light]], and oth ...wise opaque screen. Some distance behind the slit is a screen on which the diffraction pattern can be observed. The slit has a width ''b'' and a height which is l
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  • User:Jacob Jensen
    ...rior academic work encompasses a broad range of interests, including x-ray diffraction and reflectivity, solid-state chemistry, metal-silicon reactions, organic s
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  • Stealth
    While the complex diffraction theory was not yet known, Lockheed's Skunk Works were aware that the engine ===Diffraction concept===
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  • Envelope function
    ==Example: Diffraction patterns== {{Image|Double-slit diffraction pattern.png|right|200px|Diffraction pattern of a double slit has a single-slit envelope.}}
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  • User:Bonita de Klerk
    ...semi arid area. The study involved the use of X-ray fluorescence and X-ray diffraction samples taken from the mound and phytoliths identification and analysis. Ex
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  • Double-slit experiment
    ...f><ref>[http://www.launc.tased.edu.au/online/sciences/Physics/diffrac.html Diffraction – Huygen’s Principle] Launceston College, University of Tasmania</ref>< ...ight bands and the dark bands there is some amount of light due, again, to diffraction.<ref>[http://www.colorado.edu/physics/2000/schroedinger/two-slit2.html Clas
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  • Small angle approximation
    Using the rule, a physical equation such as the equation for [[diffraction]] minima:
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  • Materials science
    ...[[nuclear microscopy (HEFIB)]], [[Rutherford backscattering]], [[neutron diffraction]], etc.). ...cterization (materials science)|Materials Characterization]] --- such as [[diffraction]] with [[x-rays]], [[electrons]], or [[neutrons]], and various forms of [[s
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  • Talk:Physical chemistry/old
    ...hemistry of solids in [[solid-state chemistry]], [[crystal]]s, [[radiation diffraction]]. ...l nature of the [[atom]]. This knowledge led to improvements in [[X-ray]]s diffraction and structural analyses and the assignment of [[atomic number|atomic number
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  • Fast Fourier transform
    Sziklas, E.A., Siegman, A.E. Diffraction calculations using fast Fourier transform methods. Okan Ersov. Diffraction, Fourier Optics and Imaging. November 2006. ISBN: 978-0-471-23816-4, 413 pa
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  • Quantum mechanics/Timelines
    ...hich demonstrates the wave nature of the electron]</ref> in the [[Electron diffraction]] experiment.
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  • Density (chemistry)
    ===Density of solid objects by x-ray diffraction crystallography=== ...[[molecular mass]] of the material and on information provided by [[x-ray diffraction|x-ray crystallography]]:
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  • Talk:Wave-particle duality
    ...form of light&mdash;in the early 1910s. D&G saw the same kind of electron diffraction patterns as Bragg saw earlier with his X-rays).
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  • Polonium
    ...e original papers on the crystal structure as determined by X-ray [[powder diffraction]] that describes Polonium's structure as an [[interpenetrate]]d cubic solid Two papers report X-ray [[diffraction]] experiments on Po metal.<ref>R.J. Desando and R.C Lange, ''Journal of Ino
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  • Ernest Rutherford
    Between 1906 and 1909, Rutherford, Hans Geiger and Ernst Marsden conducted [[diffraction]] experiments using a sheet of gold foil through which were fired alpha par ...charges in the gold atoms. What they discovered were very large angles of diffraction and in some cases the alpha particles were bounced back in the direction th
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  • Physical chemistry
    ...re of the [[atom]]. This knowledge led to improvements in [[X-ray|X-rays]] diffraction and structural analyses and the assignment of [[atomic number|atomic number
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  • CZ:List of biology topics N-Z
    {{rpl|xanthophyll}} {{rpl|X chromosome}} {{rpl|xenobiology}} {{rpl|X-ray diffraction}} {{rpl|xylem}}
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  • CZ:Biology Workgroup/list/N-Z
    {{rpr|xanthophyll}} {{rpr|X chromosome}} {{rpr|xenobiology}} {{rpr|X-ray diffraction}} {{rpr|xylem}}
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  • Metre (unit)
    ...nterferometer methods. For objects like crystals and diffraction gratings, diffraction patterns are used. Other methods for small-dimensional measurement are only ===Diffraction measurements===
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  • Wave-particle duality
    ...visson-Germer experiment|Davisson and Germer's research in 1927]] on the [[diffraction]] of electron beams by nickel crystals,<ref>Clinton J. Davisson & Lester H.
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  • CZ:Biology Workgroup/concepts
    ...lectrophoresis]] -- [[chromatography]] -- [[mass spectrometry]] -- [[x-ray diffraction]] -- [[Southern blot]] -- [[fractionation]] -- [[Gram stain]] ...[electrophoresis]] -- [[His tag]] --[[affinity chromatography]] -- [[x-ray diffraction]] -- [[Proteomics]] -- [[mass spectrometry]]
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  • Nobel Prize in Physics/Catalogs
    <td rowspan="1"> For discovery of the diffraction of X-rays by crystals <td rowspan="2"> For experimental discovery of the diffraction of electrons by crystals
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  • Leonhard Euler
    ...ind. He had already lost one eye in the course of an experiment on light [[diffraction]] in 1738, and an eye disease and botched operation in 1771 led to an almos
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  • Avogadro's number
    ...lectron charge, black-body radiation, alpha particle emission, and [[X-ray diffraction|X-ray]] measurements of crystals. ...ine the [[lattice spacing]] of crystals, it was not until 1930 that X-ray diffraction was used to determine Avogadro’s constant. Before the 1930s, X-ray wavel
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  • DNA/Timelines
    |event='''1951''': [[Rosalind Franklin]] created a high quality [[X-ray diffraction]] photograph to reveal more detail of the repeating structure of DNA.
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  • F-117 Nighthawk
    | title = Method of Edge Waves in the Physical Theory of Diffraction
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  • Michael Polanyi
    ...cientific interests were diverse, embracing [[chemical kinetics]], [[x-ray diffraction]] and the absorption of gases at solid surfaces.
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  • James D. Watson
    ...n May 1951, he met Maurice Wilkins who was presenting a paper on the X-ray diffraction pattern of crystalline DNA. This was the first time Watson came into contac
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  • Talk:Physical chemistry
    ...hemistry of solids in [[solid state chemistry]], [[crystal]]s, [[radiation diffraction]].
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  • User talk:Matt Arenas Mercado
    ...son crystallographers W. H. and L.W. Bragg in 1914. The Braggs used x-ray diffraction to show that diamond and graphite differ from each other in their atomic st
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  • Histone
    ...pses of these basic histones in eukaryotic cells came in 1997 when [[X-ray diffraction]] revealed their organisation [4]. Histone proteins are rich in positively-
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  • Archive:New Draft of the Week
    | <!-- article --> [[Diffraction]]
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  • Hydrogen bond
    ...proton acceptor; thus forming a hydrogen-hydrogen interaction. [[Neutron diffraction]] has shown that the [[molecular geometry]] of these complexes are similar
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  • Inorganic chemistry
    * [[X-ray diffraction]] or [[X-ray crystallography]]: A technique that determines three-dimension
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  • Molecular structure of Nucleic Acids
    ...to make this interpretation because he had previously worked on the X-ray diffraction data for another large molecule that had the same structural symmetry as DN
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  • Speed of light
    ...essary corrections be applied to take account of actual conditions such as diffraction, gravitation, or imperfection in the vacuum." and also, regarding the use o
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  • Maxwell equations
    ...nciples of Optics: Electromagnetic Theory of Propagation, Interference and Diffraction of Light |author=Max Born, Emil Wolf, A. B. Bhatia |url=http://books.google
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  • Virology
    ...nd showed that it remains active even after crystallization. Clear [[X-ray diffraction]] pictures of the crystallized virus were obtained by Bernal and Fankuchen
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  • User:Matthias Brendel/Scientific method
    ...zed that DNA was a double helix, [[Francis Crick]] predicted that an X-ray diffraction image of DNA would show an X-shape. Also in their first paper they predicte ...the bond lengths which had been deduced by [[Linus Pauling]] and the X-ray diffraction images of [[Rosalind Franklin]].
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  • Macromolecular chemistry/Citable Version
    ...light diffraction (direct and indirect - or first- and second-order light diffraction) to determine the shape of a molecule, just as a rotating cigar will diffra
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  • Macromolecular chemistry
    ...light diffraction (direct and indirect - or first- and second-order light diffraction) to determine the shape of a molecule, just as a rotating cigar will diffra
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  • Talk:DNA/Archive 1
    ...d in a fixed order. In 1937 [[William Astbury]] produced the first [[X-ray diffraction]] patterns that showed that DNA had a regular structure.<ref>{{cite journal ...ections/coll/pauling/dna/pictures/franklin-typeBphoto.html Original X--ray diffraction image]</ref>, which was key in Watson and Crick interpretation, as well as
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  • CZ:Biology Workgroup/list
    [[xanthophyll]] - [[X chromosome]] - [[xenobiology]] - [[X-ray diffraction]] - [[xylem]]
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  • Talk:Edward Teller
    ...eering design of a Secondary. The skills here involve such things as X-ray diffraction and reflection, and plasma physics of compression. It's still not clear, in
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  • User talk:Daniel Mietchen/Archive 1
    [[Chest x-ray]] -> [[X-ray diffraction]]? Huh? The latter article has nothing about medical X-rays in it. [[User:J
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  • DNA
    ...ref> But it was not until 1953, based on the high quality [[Photo 51|X-ray diffraction images]]<ref name=FWPUB>Watson JD, Crick FHC (1953) A structure for deoxyri ...ections/coll/pauling/dna/pictures/franklin-typeBphoto.html Original X--ray diffraction image]</ref>, which was key in Watson and Crick interpretation, as well as
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  • Materials MASINT
    ...2C) or on height sensitive spectrometer. The latter directs the light to a diffraction grating on a multi-photodiode detector.
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  • Electronic warfare
    ...h on Coherent Laser Warning Receiver Based Sinusoidal Transmission Grating Diffraction
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  • The Children's Machine
    .... Instead of using subtractive color filters, the display uses a plastic [[diffraction grating]] and lenses on the rear of the LCD to illuminate the colored subpi
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  • Talk:DNA/Draft
    ...d in a fixed order. In 1937 [[William Astbury]] produced the first [[X-ray diffraction]] patterns that showed that DNA had a regular structure.<ref>{{cite journal ...ections/coll/pauling/dna/pictures/franklin-typeBphoto.html Original X--ray diffraction image]</ref>, which was key in Watson and Crick interpretation, as well as
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  • User talk:Nancy Sculerati/Archive 1
    ...on equipment such as the mechanics of how food irradation equipment, X-ray diffraction and gamma radiography equipment works but I know little about the design of
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  • User:Subpagination Bot/Task 1/Log 5
    ..., [[Wren's chapel]], [[Wrestling]], [[X86]], [[XML]], [[X Prize]], [[X-ray diffraction]], [[Yak]], [[Yankee]], [[Year]], [[Year 2038 bug]], [[Yearbook]], [[Yeoman
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  • Talk:Complex number/Archive 1
    ...s getting long and difficult to edit. I agree that the example of electron diffraction, at least as presented, isn't a terribly convincing argument for the necess
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  • User talk:Paul Wormer/Archive 2
    Paul, thanks for your corrections to the section on xray diffraction crystallography. I don't know how in the world I messed up the reference to
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  • Talk:Biology/Archive 1
    :*X-ray diffraction alongside a double helix? ...EVANS Introd. Crystal Chem. (ed. 2) xi. 184 Before the discovery of X-ray diffraction, crystals could be classified only on the basis of morphology, and in terms
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  • User:Daniel Mietchen/Notes to self
    [15] F. Zernike, Diffraction theory of the cut procedure and its improved form, the phase contrast metho [15] F. Zernike, Diffraction theory of the cut procedure and its improved form, the phase contrast metho
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  • Talk:Biology/Draft
    ...EVANS Introd. Crystal Chem. (ed. 2) xi. 184 Before the discovery of X-ray diffraction, crystals could be classified only on the basis of morphology, and in terms
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  • User talk:Howard C. Berkowitz/Archive 4
    ...d from an unclassified Soviet journal dealing with the theory of microwave diffraction.
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