4. In the Laue method, the single crystal sample is fixed and X-rays with different wavelengths are used. Compare two common configurations of optics used in Laue- diffraction experiments.
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In the Laue method, there are two common configurations of optics used for diffraction experiments: the transmission Laue method and the back-reflection Laue method. Show more…
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