> Dear Stephen,
> I have prepared XPD-standard Y2O3 by firing Y2O3 (99.999) from Aldrich
> at 1200 �C for 72 hs. (as done in 41-1105 PDF card).
> I would also like to ask the other list members if anyone has calibrated
> the size-strain broadening of Y2O3 against LaB6, because I have no
> access to LaB6 and I've heard that yttria gives broader lines.
> Thanks 
> Leopoldo

>From Y2O3 annealed at around 1200 degC, and using fundamental
parameters peak fitting in XFIT (BGMN and Topas are currently
maintained programs), I get around 3300 Angstrom for crystallite
size - and near zero strain (using the size/strain modelling
defaults in XFIT).  Though don't have a comparison with LaB6.

What is the certificate crystallite size and strain value for 
NIST LaB6 - via Google, the NIST website seems to be giving a 
problem finding this out?

  
http://ois.nist.gov/srmcatalog/certificates/view_cert2pdf.cfm?certificate=660a  
Error Occurred While Processing Request
  Error Diagnostic Information
  An error has occurred.
  HTTP/1.0 404 Object Not Found 

Lachlan

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