X-RAY CRYSTALLOGRAPHY

Explains the production and properties of X-rays and shows the way in which crystals can be used as diffraction gratings for X-rays. Describes the interpretation of crystal structure from diffraction patterns, and the way in which materials in powder form can be studied. Gives an example of the use of X-ray crystallography in industry
Complete catalog record
Series: Advanced science series
Source: McGraw
Interest level: sh-c
Price: $120, rent apply
Format: sd b&w

More in Advanced Science Series

  1. The Spectrograph 1955
  2. Discharge Through Gases 1957
  3. DISCHARGE THROUGH GASES 1957
  4. Friction - Advanced 1957
  5. Principles Of Chromatography 1957
  6. Principles Of Ultrasonics 1957
  7. PRINCIPLES OF NUCLEAR FISSION 1959
  8. Principles of nuclear fission. 1959
  9. Principles of the Transistor 1959
  10. PRINCIPLES OF THE TRANSISTOR 1959
  11. Vacuum Practice 1959
  12. X - Ray Crystallography 1959
  13. X-RAY CRYSTALLOGRAPHY 1959
  14. Photo - Emission 1961

Sources

  1. Educational film guide. Supplements (1959-62) — title, year, creator, length, format, color, sound, description, catalog record