Powder XRD Technique and its Applications in Science and Technology
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...Scientific literature mentions that powder X-ray diffraction (PXRD), particle size distribution analysis (PSD), Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectrometry, ultraviolet-visible (UV-vis) spectroscopy, thermogravimetric analysis (TGA), and differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) analysis play an vital role for solving various problems encountered in industries for the pharmaceutical/nutraceutical formulation and developments [41]....
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...PXRD also obtains peak position (determined the d-spacing and lattice parameter of crystal structure), peak width, and peak intensity (determined by the contents of the unit cell) for the bulk material of a crystalline solid.[19]...
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...Once a pattern gets indexed, it serves as reference for new entities [10-17]....
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...For example, the diffraction peaks for the lattice planes (100) and (001) can be found at two different values of q for a tetragonal phase, but if the symmetry becomes cubic the two peaks may coincide [16,17]....
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...It includes identification of crystalline particles that creates faults in bulk quantity of glass, measurements of crystalline coatings for texture, crystallite size and crystallinity [10,12,13,17]....
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...Identification and comparison of trace quantities of material can help in the conviction of a suspect of his involvement in a crime [1,3]....
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...Amorphous materials like glass do not have periodic array with long-range order so; they do not produce any significant peak in diffraction pattern [1-3]....
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...Constructive interference occurs when the differences in the travel path of the incident X-rays is equal to an integer multiple of the wavelength [1-3]....
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...XRD topography detects and forms the image of the defects within a crystal [1,3,6]....
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