Rietveld method for the study of crystal structures
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Rietveld method, X-ray diffraction.Abstract
This work describes and applies the Rietveld Method for the refinement of a crystalline structure. The Rietveld Method consists on a theoretical adjustment of the diffraction pattern using a model including both structural and experimental factors. The initial reference values of the parameters are modified adjusting the complete profile of the powder diffraction pattern of our sample.
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