Sentence examples for angle of diffraction for from inspiring English sources

The angle of diffraction for such a component for visible light with a wavelength of 550 nanometres (nm; 1 nanometre is 10−9 metre) will be 33.6°.

where I002 was the highest peak intensity at an angle of diffraction of 2θ = 22.5°, whereas Iam was the peak for the amorphous cellulose at 2θ = 18°.

For the real, more precise calculation the angle of diffraction of the ray of light as it crosses the glass should also be taken into account.

This light is diffracted by the details in the object plane: the smaller the detailed structure of the object, the wider the angle of diffraction.

Bragg's angle of diffraction.

If the lattice spacing for a crystal is accurately known, the observed angles of diffraction can be used to measure and identify unknown X-ray wavelengths.

The crystalline material is placed in a well-collimated beam of X-rays, and the angles of diffraction are recorded as a series of spots on photographic film.

These commercial preparations revealed preferred angles of diffraction by means of characteristic arrays of dot (Fig. 6J L) which could not be distinguished in the patterns obtained for NLP or NB (Fig. 6A I).

The samples were pressed to a slit at 2, 2 and 1 mm and scanned at 40 kV, 40 mA, 0.02°/sec at diffraction angle of 2θ for 1 h 6 min under 10 90 °C.

The angles of incidence were chosen to be 33° and 70°, and the detector was placed at the same angle of incidence for measuring the zeroth-order diffraction.

The positions of diffraction peaks for ZnCdSe show a whole shift to the smaller angles with the decrease of Zn content.