Hello,
I'm looking for a good exafs spectrum in transmission mode at Br K-edge of
NaBr or KBr solids at ambient or low-temperature conditions.
Any help will be referenced and acknowledged.
Thanks in advance
Gleb
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On Thursday 08 October 2009 01:00:54 am Eugenio Otal wrote:
Hello,
I have a very noisy signal so I have a relative good signal until k =9.
I am trying to fit the first shell and want to know if there are a limit
for the subshells resolution if the signal is unavailable for k larger than
9.
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On Thursday 08 October 2009 08:47:11 am Bruce Ravel wrote:
This is Fang from Yale University, Pfefferle and Haller's group. Besides
our research on Co/Pt on your X23A2 and X18B, I am mainly involved in the
Mg and B edge measurement. I heard from Paul that you also have anongoing
project on Mg
I believe the SGM beamline (11ID-1) at the Canadian Light Source also
works in this energy range.
http://www.lightsource.ca/experimental/sgm.php
Lachlan
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Lachlan C.W. MacLean
Canadian Government Postdoctoral Fellow
Health Canada - Safe Environments Programme
The Photon Factory at KEK, Tsukuba, Japan has two beamlines (BL7A, BL2C)
that cover 250-1500 eV at around 10^9 photons/s.
Bruce Ravel wrote:
There are some other options if you are willing to look farther afield
than NSLS. The XAS beamline at CAMD is one option. I believe that
there are
Beamline 3-3 at SSRL was very good in this range. I made Mg K-edge
XAFS measurements there many times. I do not know if this is one of
the beamlines that was shuttered during the SSRL upgrade though.
There is also a chance that the Double Crystal Monochromator beamline
at the SRC could make
