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X-ray diffraction measurements of some plastic materials and body tissues
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1987
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X-ray CrystallographyEngineeringMicroscopyMechanical EngineeringX-ray ImagingThermoelasticityMicrostructure-strength RelationshipX-ray Diffraction MeasurementsBiophysicsHealth SciencesMaterials ScienceMedical ImagingDiffractionDiffraction PatternsPlasticityCrystallographyMicrostructureDiffraction PropertiesUltrastructureMaterials CharacterizationBiomedical ImagingX-ray DiffractionMechanics Of Materials
X‑ray diffraction reveals the atomic or molecular structure of materials, and combining it with computed tomography enables spatially resolved imaging of diffraction properties in extended objects. The study presents measured diffraction patterns of plastics and biological materials to optimize the.
X-ray diffraction allows the investigation of the atomic or molecular structure of materials. The combination of diffractometry with computerized tomography enables spatially resolved imaging of the diffraction properties of extended objects as described in more detail in a companion article [Harding et al., Med. Phys. 14, 515 (1987)]. We present measured diffraction patterns of some plastics and several biological materials, which allow further optimization of our method and the selection of suitable application areas.