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Introduction: X-Ray Diffraction class24/1 • XRD is a powerful experimental technique used to determine the – crystal structure and its lattice parameters (a,b,c,a,b,g) and – spacing between lattice planes (hkl Miller indices)→this interplanar spacing (d hkl) is the distance between parallel planes of atoms or ions.

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