The shape of two‐dimensional carbon black reflections
The shape of two‐dimensional carbon black reflections
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二维炭黑反射的形状
DOI:
10.1107/s0365110x66001464
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发表时间:
1966
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通讯作者:
P. Bodenstein
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作者:
B. Warren;P. Bodenstein
A rigorous derivation is given for the shape of a two-dimensional hk reflection for a turbostratic structure in which the layers are considered to be disks of radius R. An average disk dimension is defined as L,=(n/2) R, and this dimension is obtained from the half maximum breadth of an hk reflection by L,~= 1.772/(B cos 00). The constant differs by only 4% from that obtained in an earlier approximate treatment. This definition of an average dimension differs by 17% from that which has been used in recent treatments of carbon black patterns by the general Debye scattering equation.Introduction Carbon black is a common example of a turbostratic structure. Parallel layer groups are built up out of graphite layers, arranged parallel to one another, but with random orientation about the normal to the layers. Except for crystalline 00l reflections, the random orientations of the layers prevent the appearance of the general hkl reflections. The individual layers dif-fract independently, and we have two-dimensional hk reflections. For such a turbostratic structure, the reci-procal lattice comprises 00l points and continuous hk rods. In a powder pattern, the 00l points give the usual powder pattern peaks, and the hk rods give peaks