Crystallite Size Measurement Using X-ray Diffraction
5. Run the profile fitting program on each peak a nd then run the Scherrer and then the Warren-Averbach programs on these results. Results 1. You should have Scherrer and Warren-Averbach crystallite sizes for several peaks in each
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