x ray diffraction (xrd)

What Information Can XRD Provide?


XRD can provide a wealth of information about a catalytic material, including:
Phase Identification: Determining the crystalline phases present in the catalyst.
Crystallite Size: Estimating the size of crystallites using the Scherrer equation.
Lattice Parameters: Measuring the dimensions of the unit cell of the crystalline material.
Degree of Crystallinity: Assessing the proportion of the material that is crystalline versus amorphous.

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