What is XRD and How Does it Apply to Biomaterials in Materials Science Research?

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Hi, I'm a chemistry PhD student with a focus on materials science...I study biomaterials...I will probably be posting a lot of questions about XRD as this is the technique I use a lot lately but I am completely new to it.
 
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xrdquestionperson said:
Hi, I'm a chemistry PhD student with a focus on materials science...I study biomaterials...
Very cool. Welcome to the PF! :smile:
 

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