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X rays and crystal structure (1915)

Bragg, William Henry, Sir, 1862-1942, Bragg, William Lawrence, Sir, 1890-1971 · London : G. Bell · leaf 149

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ne givesno reason why it should be at one place more 132 ANALYSIS OF CRYSTAL STRUCTURE than another. Its exact position must be found byquaittitative measurements of the strengths of thespectra. Placing the sulphur atom at different pointsalong the diagonal, it is possible to calculate… … Fig. 41. that there is only one position for the sulphur atomswhich explains the facts. A first approximation to the position of the sulphuratoms can be got from the (100) spectra. The firstspectrum is large, the second and third are too small todetect, and the fourth and the fifth easily…

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