5. Description of a diffractogram

A diffractogram (Figure 10 ) can be described as a continuous background overlaid with diffraction lines. The key information in a diffractogram is derived from the positions $(2 θ)$ and the intensities of the diffraction lines $I$ . The shape and width of the stripes $(β)$ are also factors to be taken into account....

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