9. Primary and secondary extinctions
So far, we have only considered absorption as a phenomenon that weakens the intensity of the incident X-ray beam penetrating a solid. Any point on the crystal can in fact be in the path of an incident i 2 ray and an i 1 ray diffracted at A (figure 13 ). The ray diffracts at B on a plane parallel to the diffraction plane passing through A, becoming . This double diffraction makes ...
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- (1) - International tables for X-Ray cristallography - . Vol. I (1969), Vol. II (1972), Vol. III (1968), Vol. IV (1974). Kynoch Press.
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