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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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• Talk:Diffraction
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• File:Diffraction-intensity.svg
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• Diffraction/Definition
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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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• Diffraction/Related Articles
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• Talk:X-ray diffraction
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• X-ray diffraction/Approval
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• X-ray diffraction/Definition
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• File:Double-slit diffraction pattern.png (927 × 404 (105 KB)) - 19:56, 11 March 2022

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• Template:Double-slit diffraction pattern.png/credit
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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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• Template:X-ray diffraction/Metadata
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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.
  635 bytes (84 words) - 03:46, 1 November 2010
• 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
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• Francis Crick/Related Articles
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• Polymath/Related Articles
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• Histone/Related Articles
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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
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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
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• Eye
  ===Resolution and diffraction===
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• X-ray/Related Articles
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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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