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Dear Yoga, many thanks for your interest on the Bruker X-ray Diffraction video. Here are the answers to your questions. (1 0 3) and (3 0 1) are known as miller indices. They represent a set of atomic planes in the crystal under investigation. The Wikipedia article gives a very nice explanation: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miller_index Another resource for methods to measure specific miller indices is our series of good diffraction practice webinars: www.bruker.com/events/webinars/good-diffraction-practice-series.html Lastly, a very nice reference on the basics of powder diffraction is the new International Crystallography Tables, Vol H: www.wiley.com/en-us/International+Tables+for+Crystallography,+Volume+H,+Powder+Diffraction-p-9781118416280 Please let us know if you like more information. With best regards, Bruker
XRD is based on scattering and interference of the x-ray beam - the energy (wavelength) isn't changed in this process. In spectroscopy the x-ray would be absorbed and a x-ray of different (lower) energy would be emitted.
Constructive interference is only one part of Diffraction. XRD is a combination of elastically scattered X-rays with the constructive interference effect.
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@@danicule8671 why are you even on this video then. Also that is stupid logic, instead of wasting precious resources and time to do it the hard way, people can use videos like this to grasp the fundamentals and apply it to areas that are less defined and require more research time and effort. Your promotion of “ doing it the hard way” for the sake of doing it the hard way is counter productive.
Nice intro. I was looking for something a bit more rigorous since I work with a PXRD every day and need to brush up on my theory so I was gonna leave when you started explaining what an atom is, but you kept it clear and concise and I'm glad I stayed for the whole thing!
Thanks. I just literally read half of a book trying to understand those patterns an this video explained it to me in 2 min... could have spent my time better than reading this book :D Thank you!
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Hi, The residual stress is calculated from the d-spacing change at various sample orientation. Depending on the instrument and the material you work with, there are various data collection and evaluation strategy. To avoid the tedious calculations, a special software, such as DIFFRAC.LEPTOS, is used. For further information on this subject, there are two online training classes available to existing users of Bruker. Americas June 17, 2020 Wednesdays, 10 - 11 am CDT Residual Stress Analysis with 2D Detector and DIFFRAC.LEPTOS Host: Bob He Language: English Europe/Africa May 27, 2020 Wednesdays, 10 - 11 am CET Residual Stress Analysis (ISO and Side Inclination Method) in DIFFRAC.LEPTOS Host: Kurt Erlacher Language: English
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Constructive and destructive
Explanation
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Cam you explain crystal (1.0.1),(3.1.0), or another, what is mean? And how measure that?
Dear Yoga,
many thanks for your interest on the Bruker X-ray Diffraction video.
Here are the answers to your questions.
(1 0 3) and (3 0 1) are known as miller indices. They represent a set of atomic planes in the crystal under investigation. The Wikipedia article gives a very nice explanation: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miller_index
Another resource for methods to measure specific miller indices is our series of good diffraction practice webinars: www.bruker.com/events/webinars/good-diffraction-practice-series.html
Lastly, a very nice reference on the basics of powder diffraction is the new International Crystallography Tables, Vol H: www.wiley.com/en-us/International+Tables+for+Crystallography,+Volume+H,+Powder+Diffraction-p-9781118416280
Please let us know if you like more information.
With best regards, Bruker
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why XRD is not spectroscopy? Thanks
XRD is based on scattering and interference of the x-ray beam - the energy (wavelength) isn't changed in this process. In spectroscopy the x-ray would be absorbed and a x-ray of different (lower) energy would be emitted.
@@Bruker Thanks, Hence why DLS is spectroscopy however it depends on measuring the intensity of scattered light also
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Why known as diffraction when actually constructive interference leads to the observation of peaks?
Constructive interference is only one part of Diffraction. XRD is a combination of elastically scattered X-rays with the constructive interference effect.
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@@danicule8671 I ran into into the same trouble. A lot of sources dont give great diagrams for how to visualize it
@@trevorreynafarje9395 I'll tell you what is the problem, and don't take it personal, because it used to happen to me. As a student we want the information as easy to understand as possible, make sense, but do you know why this happens? Because we are a bunch of lazy bastards that want the information as digested as possible, if you take your time without distractions, understand every single word you read, etc. You will understand what you read. This same example read from a book from the 60s is as good as this video, but the problem is that requires 100% more focus.
@@danicule8671 why are you even on this video then. Also that is stupid logic, instead of wasting precious resources and time to do it the hard way, people can use videos like this to grasp the fundamentals and apply it to areas that are less defined and require more research time and effort. Your promotion of “ doing it the hard way” for the sake of doing it the hard way is counter productive.
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X-Ray Diffraction (XRD), HRXRD, XRR, GIXRD!
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Nice intro. I was looking for something a bit more rigorous since I work with a PXRD every day and need to brush up on my theory so I was gonna leave when you started explaining what an atom is, but you kept it clear and concise and I'm glad I stayed for the whole thing!
Wow it literally took me like 2-3 weeks to understand this by myself but you explained it so simply here,nice video im going to leave a like
Best lecture on XRD so far! Thanks, Bruker Corp. Can you please tell me what software did you use to make the animation? Thanks in advance.
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Thanks. I just literally read half of a book trying to understand those patterns an this video explained it to me in 2 min... could have spent my time better than reading this book :D Thank you!
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I want to Calculate Residual stress using XRD data.
How to Calculate? Please Help me.
Hi,
The residual stress is calculated from the d-spacing change at various sample orientation. Depending on the instrument and the material you work with, there are various data collection and evaluation strategy. To avoid the tedious calculations, a special software, such as DIFFRAC.LEPTOS, is used. For further information on this subject, there are two online training classes available to existing users of Bruker.
Americas
June 17, 2020
Wednesdays, 10 - 11 am CDT
Residual Stress Analysis with 2D Detector and DIFFRAC.LEPTOS
Host: Bob He
Language: English
Europe/Africa
May 27, 2020
Wednesdays, 10 - 11 am CET
Residual Stress Analysis (ISO and Side Inclination Method) in DIFFRAC.LEPTOS
Host: Kurt Erlacher
Language: English
sir, can I get your contact number. I am from Tamilnadu, is there your centre for learning this course.
If you have more questions on stress measurement, you can send me an email to bob.he@bruker.com.
I like it.... one question
Why it is called diffraction ?
Nicely explained🤗
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X-Ray Diffraction (XRD), HRXRD, XRR, GIXRD!
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Very clear and concise, thank you