Powder Diffraction: Volume 21 - Issue 2

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Volume 21 - Issue 2 - June 2006

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D087 Phase instability of SrXLa1−XCoO3−D: a high temperature diffraction study
J. S. White, X. Chen, S. Adler, S. T. Misture
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D097 Controlled-temperature diffraction experiments on samples in glass capillaries
M. Fransen, R. Glazer, J. van Mechelen
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D018 Chlorartinite: a volcanic exhalation product as an indicator for problematic magnesia floor pavements—invited
K. Sugimoto, R. E. Dinnebier, T. Schlecht
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D050 Analysis of X-ray diffraction data from aged U-NB alloys
H. M. Volz, R. E. Hackenberg, A. M. Kelly, W. L. Hults, A. C. Lawson, R. D. Field, D. F. Teter, D. J. Thoma
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D015 New iron fluoride crystal structures
J. A. Kaduk
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D010 Micro X-ray powder diffraction. Ab-initio structure determination from microgram samples
N. Bhuvanesh, J. Reibenspies
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D014 Three-dimensional structure of nanophase materials from high-energy X-ray diffraction and atomic pair distribution function analysis
V. Petkov
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D072 Application of powder diffraction for solving crystal structures containing light elements—invited
R. V. Shpanchenko
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D048 Locating adsorbed hydrogen molecules in Cu2(BTC)4/3 by powder neutron diffraction
S. C. Vogel, J. Rowsell, J. Eckert
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D030 Structure determination from powder diffraction data of some moisture-sensitive, network coordination compounds
P. S. Whitfield, A. Abouimrane, I. Davidson
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D019 Simultaneous refinements with complex compositional constraints—example of singular value decomposition to diagnose poor matrix conditioning
P. S. Whitfield, I. Davidson, P. Mercier, Y. Le Page, L. Mitchell, P. Stephens, L. Cranswick, I. Swainson
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D079 Hypotheses test using Nσ
J. Ihringer
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F02 Simultaneous pixe and XRF: processing the spectra from the mars exploration rovers—invited
J. L. Campbell, C. L. Mallett, J. M. O'Meara, J. A. Maxwell
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F21 Standardless eds analysis—the influence of X-ray detector models—invited
B. J. Cross
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F10 Performance limitations in EDPXRF using sdd's
J. Heckel
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F22 Quantitative analysis on an electron probe with the nist transition edge sensor microcalorimeter X-ray detector
T. Jach, N. Ritchie, J. Ullom, J. Beall
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F13 Fundamental parameters analysis of rohs elements in plastics
W. T. Elam, B. Shen, B. Scruggs, J. Nicolosi
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F26 Evaluation of analytical figures of merit for rapid screening of toxic elements in food via EDXRF
P. Palmer, K. Yamamoto, S. Webber, K. Ferguson, R. Jacobs
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F27 Application of EDXRF to rapid screening for toxic elements in foods and asian patent medicines
R. Jacobs, P. T. Palmer
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F49 Simultaneous analysis of nickel alloys and high alloy steels using the fundamental parameter method
Y. Kataoka, E. Furusawa, H. Kohno, T. Arai, A. Martin, H. Inoue, M. Mantler
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D087 Phase instability of SrXLa1−XCoO3−D: a high temperature diffraction study

D097 Controlled-temperature diffraction experiments on samples in glass capillaries

D018 Chlorartinite: a volcanic exhalation product as an indicator for problematic magnesia floor pavements—invited

D050 Analysis of X-ray diffraction data from aged U-NB alloys

D015 New iron fluoride crystal structures

D010 Micro X-ray powder diffraction. Ab-initio structure determination from microgram samples

D014 Three-dimensional structure of nanophase materials from high-energy X-ray diffraction and atomic pair distribution function analysis

D072 Application of powder diffraction for solving crystal structures containing light elements—invited

D048 Locating adsorbed hydrogen molecules in Cu2(BTC)4/3 by powder neutron diffraction

D030 Structure determination from powder diffraction data of some moisture-sensitive, network coordination compounds

D019 Simultaneous refinements with complex compositional constraints—example of singular value decomposition to diagnose poor matrix conditioning

D079 Hypotheses test using Nσ

F02 Simultaneous pixe and XRF: processing the spectra from the mars exploration rovers—invited

F21 Standardless eds analysis—the influence of X-ray detector models—invited

F10 Performance limitations in EDPXRF using sdd's

F22 Quantitative analysis on an electron probe with the nist transition edge sensor microcalorimeter X-ray detector

F13 Fundamental parameters analysis of rohs elements in plastics

F26 Evaluation of analytical figures of merit for rapid screening of toxic elements in food via EDXRF

F27 Application of EDXRF to rapid screening for toxic elements in foods and asian patent medicines

F49 Simultaneous analysis of nickel alloys and high alloy steels using the fundamental parameter method

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