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Solid State Physics: X-Ray scattering
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[QUOTE="M Quack, post: 5005406, member: 396278"] (a) yes (b) yes. In a real 3D crystal it actually becomes a bit more complex, as the possible Bragg planes are not all parallel and can point in all directions. Bragg reflections with zero structure factor are yet another complication that can actually help a lot in determining an unknown crystal structure from x-ray data. (c) yes, keeping in mind that only certain values of 2theta are allowed because only certain values of d_hkl exist. [/QUOTE]
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