Sentence examples for the broad reflection from inspiring English sources
As the grating period decreases from 1040 nm to 1020 nm, the broad reflection band shifts to shorter wavelength.
It has been reported that the broad reflection is assigned to be β-zigzag form, which occurs by the stretching of the amorphous tie molecules between lamellae.
As the grating period decreases from 1,040 to 1,020, the broad reflection band exhibits a distinct blue shift, indicating that the guided mode resonances shift proportionally to the grating period.
With increasing temperature, longitudinal packing becomes denser and the broad reflections in the WAXS region sharpen into the reflections characteristic of graphite.
Figure 10 XRD of the black earth from Bolca: the graph shows the low crystallinity of the raw materials particularly marked by the broad reflections of montmorillonite.
When annealed under high tension, this broad reflection tended to be stronger, while it became significantly weak when annealed without tension.
Periodic Mo/Si multilayer mirrors with high peak reflectivity and broad reflection band for reflecting single attosecond pulse are designed, by optimizing the thickness ratio between the absorber layer and the bilayer.
The XRD pattern of all the samples exhibits a broad reflection peak between 2θ = 15° 35° due to amorphous silica [26].
For TNT-8 and TNT-10, the anatase peaks of the TNT phase with a broad reflection peak were detected at 2θ = 25°, 37° and 47° and the rutile phase peaks were found at 2θ = 27°, 36° and 41°.
The top layer shows reflections at 7.8 29.1002), 29.1 2θ (220), and 30.1 2θ (222) that are indicative of 11 Å tobermorite (White Square) while the bottom layer shows one broad reflection at 29.5 2θ due to CSH (Black Circle).
When the two layers of the solid were physically separated and analyzed by XRD, the top layer showed reflections at 7.8 29.1002), 29.1 2θ (220), 30.1 2θ (222) indicative of 11 Å tobermorite and the bottom layer showed one broad reflection at 29.5 2θ due to CSH (Figure 2).
