> >The sample was in-situ crystallised by putting a drop of the mother
> >liquid on a silicon substrate and letting evaporate the solvent. This
> >should favour a random orientation of the crystallites, not?
>
> Unfortunately NOT.
> I have seen preferential crystallization occurring exactly by doing
> the same kind of experiments.
>
> Just put your sample under a microscope..
>
You are absolutely right. I wonder now why I did not do that
before... like I always do before starting a single-crystal
diffraction experiment.
> Norberto (fully agreeing with Armel's opinion, and possessing some
> unindexed "2D" patterns as well)
>
Well, it is my number one.
Arie
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