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  • noun A device that uses diffraction (especially X-ray diffraction) to investigate the structure of matter

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Examples

  • "One of them is an X-ray diffractometer, which is the instrument that geologists use on Earth to characterize the mineral content of rocks and soils."

    News 2011

  • "One of them is an X-ray diffractometer, which is the instrument that geologists use on Earth to characterize the mineral content of rocks and soils."

    News 2011

  • The unit cell of gold was determined in 1900 to be 1.00 Angstroms using a lab scale X-ray diffractometer.

    Is Gavin Schmidt Honest? « Climate Audit 2005

  • At McMaster a talented group of students put together a neutron diffractometer and a triple-axis instrument and these were available from 1965 on - and indeed are still in use.

    Bertram N. Brockhouse - Autobiography 1995

  • An early (1950) neutron diffractometer with flexible wavelength control here used by E.O. Wollan and C.G. Shull (standing) at Oak

    The Nobel Prize in Physics 1994 1994

  • Sickert's grease paints and paints from his studio would not have eluded the scanning electron microscope, the ion microprobe, the x-ray diffractometer, or thin-layer chromatography, to list a few of the resources available now.

    Portrait of a Killer Cornwell, Patricia 1930

  • In addition, given the design of the scattering diffractometer, the x-ray detector is large enough to capture both small - and wide-angle scattering without the need to reposition the detector.

    PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2010

  • X-ray diffractometer, glovebox, and computer equipment to provide infrastructure for solid state, solution, and theoretical actinide chemistry for the

    U.S. Department of Energy - Press Releases 2010

  • ILL, at the powder diffractometer D20, using ILL's "Paris-Edinburgh" high pressure cell together with its cryogenic equipment, scientists Stefan Klotz and co-workers gathered neutron diffraction data which reveal the magnetic ordering under high pressure in the ä (so-called '' orange '') phase, i.e., in the range 6-8 GPa and 20-240 K.

    D Mag - News 2010

  • Dr. Michael Hofmann using the residual stress and texture diffractometer STRESS-SPEC to study batteries.

    WN.com - Articles related to Nigeria banishes 'toxic' cargo 2010

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