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Exploring W.L. Bragg's Early Crystallography Notebooks

Uncover the fascinating diffraction patterns in W.L. Bragg's notebooks from 1913, showcasing the X-ray beam interaction with crystals and the resulting dots of diffraction. Delve into the early discoveries that shaped modern crystallography.

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Exploring W.L. Bragg's Early Crystallography Notebooks

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  1. www.chem.ufl.edu/%7Eitl/2045/lectures/lec_h.html

  2. www.msm.cam.ac.uk/.../powder.php

  3. Reproduction of a page from W L Bragg’s notebook, c.1913At the top of this page from one of W L Bragg’s early notebooks is a diffraction pattern. The dark spot at the centre is made by the X-ray beam; the diffraction of the beam by the crystal creates the surrounding dots.

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