What would happen in X-ray powder diffraction experiments of powders for the following situations? a. Decreasing the particle size of Fe powder from 5 microns to 500 angstroms? b. Changing the structure of a material from primitive cubic to face centered cubic? c. Heating a glassy material which then crystallizes?

What would happen in X-ray powder diffraction experiments of powders for the following situations? a. Decreasing the particle size of Fe powder from 5 microns to 500 angstroms? b. Changing the structure of a material from primitive cubic to face centered cubic? c. Heating a glassy material which then crystallizes?

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter22: Inorganic Materials

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