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Applications of X-ray Powder Diffraction in Materials Chemistry
Janet Mabel Scott Skakle
Physics
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Medicine & Life Sciences
Powder Diffraction
100%
X-Ray Diffraction
77%
Powders
65%
arsenic acid
49%
Silicates
47%
hydroxyethyl methacrylate
46%
Hoof and Claw
44%
Horns
38%
Oxides
38%
Cadmium
36%
Durapatite
34%
Keratins
33%
Biocompatible Materials
32%
Cations
32%
Minerals
31%
Japan
26%
Fibrosis
24%
Databases
19%
Bone and Bones
19%
Engineering & Materials Science
X ray powder diffraction
97%
Keratin
55%
Powders
52%
Bioceramics
49%
Cadmium
44%
Hydroxyapatite
41%
Phase diagrams
41%
Positive ions
40%
Biomaterials
39%
Silicates
37%
Solid solutions
36%
Minerals
32%
Bone
31%
Failure analysis
27%
Oxides
27%
Detectors
25%
Chemical Compounds
Bioceramic
82%
Mining
73%
Phase Diagrams
58%
Triclinic Space Group
57%
Biomaterial
55%
Solid Solution
53%
Mineral
52%
Powder X-Ray Diffraction
48%
Amorphous Material
44%
Chemistry
37%
Cation
37%
Oxide
34%
Surface
20%
Application
20%