X-Ray Diffraction Data Collection - Xpert HighScore

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Xpert HighScore software is essential for collecting X-ray diffraction data, but users are facing challenges in downloading necessary data sheets. A suggestion is made to visit the Panalytical website for resources, although some users report difficulties accessing the data. The need for downloadable data sheets is emphasized for project completion. An alternative software, "Match," is recommended for users seeking additional options. Access to data sheets is crucial for effective use of Xpert HighScore in XRD projects.
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Hello my friends
I want to collect data for (xpert highscore ) that is a software for xray diffraction information. I need its datas
Can you help me?
thank you
 
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Thanks for your attention!
But ... i can't download its data sheets!
i need it for my project of xrd software!
I mean .. I must download it!
 
You can try "Match"
 

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