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Three-dimensional coherent Bragg imaging of spontaneously rotating nanoparticles

Abstract

This dataset contains spontaneous rocking curves of individual 60 nm gold particles, measured as CDI patterns in the Bragg geometry. The dataset provides a higher-quality alternative to ID 151, and is collected at lower energy, shorter detector distance (~120 mm) and using a He-filled flight tube. Additionally, this data includes measurements along the (111), (200), and (220) directions, providing access to multiple strain directions.

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Björling, Alexander. 2021-08-24. Three-dimensional coherent Bragg imaging of spontaneously rotating nanoparticles. https://doi.org/10.11577/1814883

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