1978
DOI: 10.1016/0029-554x(78)90284-7
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Small angle scattering setting at LURE: Description and results

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“…1 same thermal treatment give two spectra, the difference in the measured value of L by this procedure yielding the accuracy of the measurement. For polyethylene (manolene) the accuracy on L by this procedure is about 4 A and 2.5 A respectively with the conventional Rigaku camera and synchrotron radiation experimental setup [17].…”
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“…1 same thermal treatment give two spectra, the difference in the measured value of L by this procedure yielding the accuracy of the measurement. For polyethylene (manolene) the accuracy on L by this procedure is about 4 A and 2.5 A respectively with the conventional Rigaku camera and synchrotron radiation experimental setup [17].…”
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“…The The distance between 2 channels in the counter is 0.25 mm. The experimental setup is described in reference [17].…”
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“…These measurements can be done using either the whole continuum of X-rays provided by the accelerator (Bordas & Randall, 1978 and references therein) or a monochromatic beam extracted from this continuum (e.g. Barrington-Leigh & Rosenbaum, 1976;Haselgrove, Faruqi, Huxley & Arndt, 1977;Phillips, Wlodawer, Goodfellow, Watenpaugh, Sieker, Jensen & Hodgson, 1977;Tchoubar, Rousseaux, Pons & Lemonnier, 1978;Holmes & Rosenbaum, 1979).…”
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“…So far, most of the cameras used on synchrotronradiation sources were designed for crystallography or fibre diffraction and based on monochromatizing optics selecting a narrow wavelength bandpass (A;t/2 --~ 10 -3) from the continuous spectrum (Barrington Leigh & Rosenbaum, 1976;Hendrix, Koch & Bordas, 1979;Tchoubar, Rousseaux, Pons & Lemonnier, 1978;Rosenbaum & Holmes, 1980). The highest intensities reported so far to be obtained with such cameras were between 101° and 1011 photons s -1 through the sample [c.f.…”
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