X-ray diffraction study of single crystals undergoing shock-wave compression

Q. Johnson; A. C. Mitchell; Lee Evans

doi:10.1063/1.1654205

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X-ray diffraction study of single crystals undergoing shock-wave compression

Q. Johnson A. C. Mitchell Lee Evans

Year: 1972 Journal: Applied Physics Letters Vol: 21 (1)Pages: 29-30 Publisher: American Institute of Physics

DOI: 10.1063/1.1654205

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Abstract

Single crystals of LiF, Al, and graphite have been studied by x-ray diffraction while undergoing shock-wave compression to about 300 kbar. These studies show that single crystals can transform to the hydrostatically compressed state essentially as single crystals, and crystal orientation is preserved.

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Diffraction Materials science Single crystal Compression (physics) X-ray crystallography Shock wave Shock (circulatory) Graphite Crystallography X-ray Orientation (vector space) Optics Composite material Chemistry Physics Thermodynamics Geometry

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