An Optically Focusing X-Ray Diffraction Camera

A. Franks

Proceedings of the Physical Society Section B · 1955 · 91 citations · 15 references

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Abstract

An optically focusing X-ray diffraction camera is used to obtain low angle diffraction photographs. Focusing is accomplished by total external reflection either by one elastically bent optical flat to form a line focus, or by two crossed flats to form a point focus. The beam is partially monochromatized and its intensity is high. Spacings greater than 600 Å have been resolved.

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