HR‒XRPD
High-resolution powder diffraction
High-resolution X-ray powder diffraction (HR-XRPD) is ideal for identification, refinement, and solution of microcrystalline structures. This technique provides a rapid diagnostic for detecting impurities, quantifying phases, determining molecular-scale and morphological properties of matter, and much more.
SAXS
Small-angle scattering
Small-angle X-ray scattering (SAXS) probes the material over very low spatial frequencies. This allows observations of inhomogeneity or periodicity in the density, which can be particularly useful for identifying microphase segregation or mesoporosity.
TS
Total scattering
Total scattering (TS) goes beyond typical assessment of diffraction peaks to consider the diffuse intensities scattered underneath and in between. These carry further information about defects, disorder, dynamics, and morphology that underpin functional properties.
PDF
Pair distribution function
The pair distribution function (PDF) analysis gives an alternative perspective to the total scattering signal by transforming the data to a spatial dependence, allowing properties such as bond lengths, correlated motions, and local structural features to be observed directly.
