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X-Ray Diffraction. Path Length Phase Difference For a new atom in a unit cell. yb. xa. Diffraction angle: 2 d sin = sin = /2d. . Bright spot . d. (h,k,l). . Reflection from plane through new atom Planes at same angle. . . New plane at spacing
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X-Ray Diffraction • Path Length • Phase Difference • For a new atom in a unit cell yb xa
Diffraction angle: • 2 d sin = • sin = /2d Bright spot d (h,k,l)
• Reflection from plane through new atom • Planes at same angle
• New plane at spacing • = (hx + ky + lz) d
Extra path length: • x = sin • On each side sin sin
Extra path length: • x = 2 sin • But sin = /2dBragg spot • x = /d sin x sin
phase difference: • 2 radians in one • x 2/ = 2 /d sin sin
phase difference: • = 2 (hx + ky + lz) sin sin
phase difference: • = 2 (hx + ky + lz) 2ix/ e sin 2ix/+ e sin
phase difference: • = 2 (hx + ky + lz) 2ix/ e sin 2ix/ e e 2i(hx+ky+lz) sin
Systematic Extinctions • Body Centered Cubic • x = ½ y = ½ z = ½ • = 2 (hx + ky + lz) • = 2 (h/2 + k/2 + l/2) yb xa
Systematic Extinctions • Body Centered Cubic • (1,1,1): = 2 (1/2 + 1/2 + 1/2) • (1,1,1): = 3 waves cancel • h+k+l = even yb xa