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Submicrometer Single Crystal Diffractometry for Highly Accurate Structure Determination
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2010
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Crystal StructureEngineeringMicroscopySilicon CrystalExtinction CorrectionsBrilliant Synchrotron RadiationAnalytical InstrumentationCalibrationStructure DeterminationInstrumentationRadiation ImagingBiophysicsPrecision MeasurementRadiation DetectionPhysicsMicroanalysisCrystallographyApplied PhysicsMedicine
Submicrometer single crystal diffractometry for highly accurate structure determination was developed using the extremely stable and highly brilliant synchrotron radiation from SPring‐8. This was achieved using a microbeam focusing system and the submicrometer precision low‐eccentric goniometer system. We demonstrated the structure analyses with 2×2×2 μm3 cytidine, 600×600×300 nm3 BaTiO3, and 1×1×1 μm3 silicon. The observed structure factors of the silicon crystal were in agreement with the structure factors determined by the Pendellösung method and do not require absorption and extinction corrections.