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Kiessig camera

Kiessig camera and the X-ray radiation was nickel-filtered copper Ka. Due to the presence of barium in the samples the diffractograms were of poor quality but they could nevertheless confirm the phase assignations obtained by polarizing microscopy. [Pg.31]

Low-Angle X-Rav Diffraction Measurements. Low-angle X-ray diffraction measurements were obtained by a Kiessig low-angle camera from Richard Seifert, Germany. Ni filtered Cu radiation was used and the reflections determined by Tennelec Position Sensitive detector system (Model PSD-1100). [Pg.105]

W. H. Warhus Co., 406 Rowland Park Blvd, Barrcroft Wilmington, Delaware 19803. Kiessig, H. (1942). Kolloid-Z., 98, 213 (1957). Ibid., 152, 62 (Camera available from Richard Seifert Co., Hamberg 13, Germany). [Pg.147]


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