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1 Chapter 16: Electron Diffraction
Crystal Structure and Crystallography of Materials Chapter 16: Electron Diffraction

2 Electron Diffraction:
a) Accelerate through known potential ⇒ highly monochromatic b) light, negatively changed particles ⇒ can be focused easily with magnetic lens c) Easily detected ⇒ visible on fluorescent screen recorded on photographic film d) High current densities ⇒ W-filament, LaB6-filament e) Easily scattered (fe ≈ 104 fx-ray) ⇒ Absorption is strong ⇒ Need thin samples (specimen preparation is difficult) f) Not bulk diffraction: scattering occurs only thin part of the sample

3 Electron Wave Generation:
Thermionic emission Field-effect emission where c is the speed of light, which is ~3 x 108 m/s. Therefore, the wavelength at 100 keV, 200 keV, and 300 keV in electron microscopes is 3.70 pm, 2.51 pm and 1.96 pm, respectively.

4 Ewald sphere construction:
∙ λ → small → Large Ewald circle Thin sample (hkl) r*hkl 1/λ

5 Electron Diffraction in TEM:
λ = Å for 100KeV In TEM, l is small while d is constant for material, therefore, has small Bragg angle Therefore, accuracy of d-spacing determination is not as good as X-ray techniques.

6 Electron Diffraction in TEM:
r*hkl 1/λ rhkl L T D Photo

7 Electron Diffraction in TEM:
Alternatively, Electron diffraction pattern is a direct representation of reciprocal lattice Single crystal Polycrystal

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13 Phase Identification using Diffraction Pattern in TEM:

14 Phase Identification using Diffraction Pattern in TEM:

15 Convergent Beam Electron Diffraction:
Space group determination accurate determination of lattice parameter 3-D information Schematic diagram to show the formation of convergent-beam electron diffraction patterns

16 FOLZ and HOLZ:

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18 FOLZ and HOLZ:

19 Low Energy Electron Diffraction:
Adsorption chemistry e- : 40 ~ 120eV LEED Diffraction Phenomena 1) wavelength 2) scattering 00 10 20 01 02

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25 Crystal Structure and Crystallography
THE END of Crystal Structure and Crystallography Thanks !!!!


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