Okay so ZnS and ZnO has difference in the anions but both of them shows hcp and ccp packings.
The peaks (100) (002) (101) remaining same but the position of the peak will be different for the two since one has S with higher atomic no and one has O with lower atomic number. Now with this keeping in mind we can say that the ZnS peaks will shift towards lower 2theta values since the interplanar distance (d) will increase in case of the ZnS due to larger size of S.
How would you expect the positions of peaks in a ZnS powder X-ray diffraction pattern to...
(e) The powder X-ray diffraction pattern for BaTiS3 contains peaks at 20 30.533 and 20 - 34.307°, which can be assigned to the (200) and (201) reflections, respectively Confirm that the pattern is consistent with a hexagonal unit cell with a 6.756 A, c 5798 A. ( 1.5406 A; d-spacing equation for a hexagonal unit cell: 1/d 2-(4 [h 2 + hk +k?] / 3a2)+ 12 / c 2
(e) The powder X-ray diffraction pattern for BaTiS3 contains peaks at...
Why are the relative intensities of diffraction peaks different, if you compare x-ray diffraction and neutron diffraction form the same material
In X-ray diffraction (XRD), not all planes with atoms will create peaks in the XRD pattern, True or False? Please provide an explanation.
ZnO crystallizes in the same structure as ZnS (wurtzite). That means, you can conceptually build a ZnO unit cell by starting with ZnS and replacing each sulfur atom with oxygen. How would you expect the dimensions of the ZnS unit cell to compare with those of the ZnO unit cell? Please provide structures if possible. Thanks.
Sketch the diffraction pattern you would expect to see for the following DNA molecules: (a) DNA isolated from humans, (b) Martian DNA, which is a double stranded DNA molecule with a 1⁄4 offset and 8 bases per turn, and (c) Jovian DNA, which is single stranded DNA molecule with 6 bases per turn. You only need to sketch the diffraction above the direct x-ray beam (i.e. the top half of the X due to the helix). Your sketch should extend...
1.A powder diffraction pattern is recorded on a sample of an unknown elemental substance known to have cubic symmetry. Cu K-alpha x-rays (wavelength of 0.154 nm) are used and the 0 values of the first 7 peaks are 14.22, 23.64°, 28.05°, 34.550, 38.17°, 43.99° and 47.45° (a) What are the lengths of the reciprocal lattice vectors (or change in x-ray wave-vector) corresponding to these Bragg angles? (b) For a cubic structure, these lengths should be equal to (2r1/a)(h+k+P)2, although depending...
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し/b. Explain the ten ns, sum peak, nn spectrum experiments? How many X-ray peaks you expect from a sample of a titanium metal (22). Draw the EDX spectrum picture showing all the peaks . Whot is the difference between WDXS and EDXS in the qualitative analysis of X-rays
し/b. Explain the ten ns, sum peak, nn spectrum experiments? How many X-ray peaks you expect from a sample of a titanium metal (22). Draw the EDX spectrum picture showing...
し/b. Explain the ten ns, sum peak, nn spectrum experiments? How many X-ray peaks you expect from a sample of a titanium metal (22). Draw the EDX spectrum picture showing all the peaks . Whot is the difference between WDXS and EDXS in the qualitative analysis of X-rays
X-ray Diffraction of Cu (FCC) using X-rays of wavelength =1.54Å gives XRD pattern where one of the peaks occurs at 2=43.2º What are the Miller indices for this peak? Given atomic radius for Cu is 0.128nm (note a=22 r)
3.Show by means of qualitative sketches the essential difference in X-ray powder diffraction patterns of (a) 1:1 mechanical mixture of powders of NaCl and AgCI. (3 pts) (b) the 1:1 mechanical mixture of NaCI and Agci has been heated to produce a homogeneous solid solution. (3 pts)
3.Show by means of qualitative sketches the essential difference in X-ray powder diffraction patterns of (a) 1:1 mechanical mixture of powders of NaCl and AgCI. (3 pts) (b) the 1:1 mechanical mixture of...