Figure 1 |
The LAD
Diffractometer (RAL negative number 92MB2786). |
Figure 2 |
The distinct
scattering i(Q) for GeO2 glass. |
Figure 3 |
The total
correlation function T(r) for GeO2 glass. |
Figure 4 |
Typical
results from the AUTO / PLAUTO programs, showing data for
liquid lead at 350°C. |
Figure 5 |
A typical
plot from the dynamic temperature plotting program
REALITY, showing the change with time of two
thermocouples in a furnace. |
Figure 6 |
Comparing the
Bragg peaks calculated by the program BRAGG with LAD
data. |
Figure 7 |
An AUTO plot
for a phosphate glass containing a significant amount of
hydrogen. |
Figure 8 |
The
wavelength-dependent cross-section per molecule for H2O [6]. |