Direct observation of dynamical diffraction features in thin natural diamond crystals- anomalous transmission of X-rays

Lal, Krishan ; Niranjana, S. ; Goswami, N. ; Verma, Ajit Ram (1992) Direct observation of dynamical diffraction features in thin natural diamond crystals- anomalous transmission of X-rays Solid State Communications, 81 (6). pp. 461-465. ISSN 0038-1098

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Abstract

A well defined peak in the diffraction curve of the forward diffracted beam has been observed in thin nearly perfect diamond crystals even when µt(absorption coefficient x thickness) was much less than 1. This has been possible due to the application of a sharply defined narrow beam of X-ray which is highly monochromated (Kαl) and collimated. Bulk of the forward diffracted beam has been isolated from the residual direct beam with the help of a precise technique. On the basis of dynamical theory under these experimental conditions, a dip rather than a peak in the diffraction curve of the forward diffracted beam is expected.

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