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Why X-ray scattering in crystalline solids is elastic?
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[QUOTE="hutchphd, post: 6557752, member: 635497"] I believe you are missing an important point. It is only the elastically scattered x-rays which will be concentrated according to the Laue criteria. These show up as bright spots whose position implies the lattice type. There is some inelastic scattering (I have no idea how much) but it will be over a range of energies (an hence wavelengths) and be much more diffuse...it won't show up. So as long as there is [B]some[/B] elastic scattering the technique works [/QUOTE]
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