New avenues in x-ray microbeam experiments

Details New avenues in x-ray microbeam experiments New avenues in x-ray microbeam experiments

Mar 2000

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=2000rpph...63..233r&link_type=abstract

Reports on Progress in Physics, Volume 63, Issue 3, pp. 233-262 (2000).

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The high brilliance of third-generation synchrotron radiation sources allows new applications in x-ray microdiffraction and microsmall-angle scattering. Beam sizes down to about one µm are routinely used and sub-µm beam sizes are becoming available. Scanning diffractometry can be used to examine samples like single fibres without the necessity for sectioning, as is required for transmission electron scattering experiments. Examples are taken principally from weakly scattering polymers and biopolymers. In single-crystal diffraction, sub-µm3 crystal volumes have been reached for inorganic crystals. Protein crystallography has been demonstrated for a few tenths of µm linear crystal size, which reduces the crystallization time for many proteins.

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