How a group of nucleus can act as a circular aperture

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Alvan
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So I have been learning about measuring nuclei radius using electron diffraction, using sin(theta)=1.22lambda/d, doing some research I found out that is the equation for circular aperture diffraction but I don’t really understand how a group of nucleus can act as a circular aperture. Also is there anyone can show me the derivation of the diffraction equation, the only one example that I could find was way out of my league, hope someone can enlighten me on that, thank you
 
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