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Cameras moving-film

The precession camera (Fig. 4.23), although the more complicated in its motion, produces the simplest diffraction pattern. X rays enter through the black tube at left to strike the crystal, mounted in a goniometer head. Beyond the crystal are an annular-screen holder (smaller black square) and a film holder (larger black square). The remaining machinery moves crystal, screen, and film in a precessing motion about the X-ray beam. [Pg.75]


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