Without shear a Bragg sheet is visible for the hydrophilic interface, which becomes more pronounced under shear, indicative for an ordering and layering of the liquid. In contrast, only a weak Bragg sheet
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reflectometry was used as a non-destructive method to determine the in-depth metal cluster density distribution and to roughly estimate the cluster size. The data analysis under a multilayer sample approximation ... Rutherford backscattering spectroscopy (RBS) ; Right: reflectivity. Ion Implantation Ion implantation is a useful technique to obtain ...
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A pattern recorded with MILAND, the new detector (jpg - 109 Ki) Characterization of Si perfect crystals for USANS Left panel : Experimental setup for Ultra-Small Angle Neutron Scattering (USANS) tested ... reflectometer in comparison to other instruments. According to this chart, the ADAM reflectometer covers a q-range from 2.5 x 10 -6 nm -1 to 8 x ...
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ic, polarised beam For the study of magnetic samples with a choice of polarisation analysis between a supermirror for the specular beam and a 3He cell covering the wide solid angle of the multidetector ... is achieved by a double chopper system using wavelengths from 2 to 27 Å with great flexibility in resolution. This mode can simultaneously cover ...
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A general view of the instrument D17 is an extremely powerful vertical axis (polarised) reflectometer with a high flux and low background capable of measuring reflectivities down to 10 -7 . It is designed
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A view of the sample position of D17 Sample position From left to right, this photo shows the dector tank, the sample table, the collimator slit and the end of the focussing guide.
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higher, only a part of the neutrons are reflected. Measuring the proportion of reflected neutrons for a reflection angle equal to the incident angle makes it possible to explore the sample in a direction ... Layer stacking can be studied on a thickness scale of 1 to 500 nm (5 to 2500 atomic layers). If the incident angle is lower than the critical ...
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layer thickness Neutrons are no longer reflected from a single surface but from two semi-transparent surfaces. The reflectivity curve still has a total reflection plateau but the descending portion shows ... on of observations is realised by model-based computer simulations. Note that this animation shows a reflectometer operating in the ...
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their interaction with biological molecules such as proteins. Samples of stacks of lipid bilayers in a highly hydrated environment are ordered in one dimension giving rise to Bragg diffraction peaks. The ... determination of the bilayer structure and fluctuations covering length scales from sub-nanometer up to a few hundred nanometers. Ref .: T. ...
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(jpg - 55 Ki) Evolution of the composition of a polymer film composition as it undergoes a chemical reaction Seeing changes in electroactive polymer films with neutron reflectivity Taking advantage of ... collect reflectivity and in-situ reflectance-adsorption infra-red spectra (RAIRS) of a polymer film as it undergoes a chemical reaction. The ...
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