Diffuse electron diffraction patterns

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Abstract

Diffuse electron diffraction patterns taken by reflection have in the past been cited as proof that the polished surfaces of metals are amorphous or very finely crystalline. In the present work it is shown that such patterns can be obtained from a large-grained crystalline surface and hence cannot be due to an amorphous phase but rather to the physical contour of the surface.

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Burwell, J. T. (1938). Diffuse electron diffraction patterns. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 6(12), 749–751. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1750164

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