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Rosshirt, E.; Frey, Friedrich; Kupcik, V. und Miehe, G. (1990): Measurement of anisotropic diffuse scattering with synchrotron radiation. In: Journal of Applied Crystallography, Bd. 23, Nr. 1: S. 21-25 [PDF, 1MB]

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Abstract

Anisotropic diffuse scattering of the 1D conductor K-hollandite has been measured at a synchrotron source and compared with measurements with a rotating anode. The intensity gain of more than one order of magnitude and the ability to adjust the wavelength provide the counting statistics in a few hours that are necessary for a quantitative analysis of diffuse phenomena. The main advantage of a synchroton source is the high resolution throughout reciprocal space (low and high Q). Thus, commensurate/incommensurate positions of diffuse layers may be distinguished, weak diffuse maxima become detectable and small peak shifts of diffuse modulations clearly visible.

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