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The Kα2 Radiation Monochromated by a New Filter and Its Topographical and Other Applications

Sukeaki Hosoya

Institute for Solid State Physics, University of Tokyo

(Received September 29, 1967)

It is pointed out that new X-ray filters to choose the Kα2 radiation by cutting Kα1 are available for limited cases. Among these filters, a Ru filter for selecting AgKα2 seems to be practically most useful in various purposes of X-ray crystallography. Some simple applications are described with some preliminary experimental results. The most promising is a simple and quick method to take a topographical photograph without a traverse mechanism and without much loss of resolution. Another example is to take a powder photograph by a Guinier camera with AgKα2 only. Merits and demerits in several possible applications including the single crystal diffractometry are also discussed.

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DOI: 10.1143/JJAP.7.1


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