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Powder Diffraction - Spallation Neutron Source

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Single Crystal <strong>Diffraction</strong> Intensities<br />

The Intensity of a diffracted beam, I hkl is related to a complex quantity<br />

called the structure factor, F hkl<br />

– I hkl |F hkl| 2<br />

The structure factor is determined by summing over all atoms in the<br />

crystal:<br />

– F hkl f i exp[2i(hx i + ky i + lz i)] exp(-U iQ 2 /2)<br />

Since adding multiples of 1 to x i,y i or z i does not change the above, the sum<br />

can be simplified to include only the atoms of one unit cell<br />

– f i represents the scattering power of an atom (also used, b i)<br />

– U i represents the average displacement of an atom from its ideal site<br />

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