Titlebook: EXAFS and Near Edge Structure; Proceedings of the I Antonio Bianconi,Lucia Incoccia,Stanislao Stipcich Conference proceedings 1983 Springer

APNEA

The Reliability of ab initio Calculations in Extracting Structural Information from EXAFSfor those situations where reliable standards are not available. Secondly, the calculations should provide absolute parameters rather than relative values. Thirdly, they continue to give insight into the important physical processes involved in EXAFS. Prior to using ab initio calculations in structu

思鄉(xiāng)病

The Effect of the Noise on the Structural Parameters Deduced by EXAFShe data analysis. Indeed amplitude non-transferability [1], defects in the samples [2] higher harmonic presence in the X-ray beam are well-known causes of poor accuracy, principally in the determination of coordination number and of Debye-Waller factors.

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安撫

Interference and Multiple Scattering Effects in Porphyrinic Complexesactivation of molecular oxygen. In this paper, we shall report the EXAFS spectrum of the peroxotitanium(IV) tetraphenylporphyrin (TiO.:TPP) to be compared to the spectrum of the oxo complex (TiO:TPP). However, in order to back up our discussion concerning an apparent effect of destructive interferen

Spangle

The Transition Region Between XANES and EXAFSe to the backscattering factor. The electron is also forward scattered, resulting in changes to the phase of modulations in the EXAFS spectrum, a particularly insidious effect because it interferes with determinations of atomic coordinates. For classical EXAFS theory to be valid [3,4], the ejected e

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Bond Angle Determination by EXAFS: A New Dimensionplitude is greatly enhanced and is therefore commonly called “focusing” effect [1]. The short-range single-scattering theory of EXAFS fails in these situations and one must take into account multiple scattering processes involving the intervening atoms.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-51556-4plitude is greatly enhanced and is therefore commonly called “focusing” effect [1]. The short-range single-scattering theory of EXAFS fails in these situations and one must take into account multiple scattering processes involving the intervening atoms.

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Mindfulness

Conference proceedings 1983ve terms left its infancy. The applications of EXAFS concern the determination of local structures in complex systems; we have therefore divided the subject matter into differ- ent parts on various types of materials: amorphous metals, glasses, solu- tions, biological systems, catalysts, and special