Hello.
After having some troubles recording a good EXAFS spectrum with some old
InSb111 crystals
I started wondering if it might be better to use Ge220 instead.
Anybody have some experience with that?
Lisa
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Hello.
No, the resolution is fine. I can do XANES fine with InSb111. We use those for
years.
Just had problems with EXAFS because for this long range the flux has to be
more stable
from the crystals.
Lisa
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Hello all.
I am getting confused with different comments how to determine the energy
resolution
of an XAS beamline.
I think using peak fitting to determine the line width is a reasonable method.
The basis of a XAS peak is the Voigt profile (a combination of a Lorenzian and
Gaussian)
The width
Hello.
I am running some EXAFS simulations Au L3 on Au clusters with SR coating.
In the outer shell Au sits between 2 S atoms. 4 Au atoms are in the neighborhood
up to 3.5 Angström.
Expecting two peaks in the chi(R) - one for Au-S and one for Au-Au (here
it can be several little ones) I find
Dear Anatoly.
Yes, I know that paper. In order to expand that study from pure gold to
bimetallic clusters
I want to be sure and repeat the results that this group found.
Thanks for mentioning it.
Dear Scott,
That was the answer I was looking for.
I believe the paths are reinforcing each other.
Hey all,
I started working on modelling nanoparticles with FEFF.
1. Anybody have some useful links about this subject?
2. In 2 reports people were using the radius (i.e. number of atoms
used in the calculations) as a measure for the size of the nanoparticles.
Further they were discussing the
Hey Bruce,
I was wondering how the width in the peak fitting tool of Athena is
connected to the real data. What I mean is:
A gaussian peak with a width of 1 (eV ?) seems to have a FWHM of 2 eV.
Is it possible that you mean with the Gaussians (...) are unit
normlized (...)
the width is actually
Dear all,
I need reference (paper) to say that WL refers to anti-bonding
orbitals
and in the same context that pre-edge refers to bonding orbitals.
Is there any paper that can help me?
Thanks,
Lisa
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Hi George,
I cannot understand how you got this atoms.inp file where the core is
stated to be Co1 and there is only Fe. So, I cannot confirm the
crystal structure from a database.
My problem is solved. I understood that the ATOMS program implemented
in Arthemis and ATOMS 2.5 have some bugs
Hi George,
thanks for responding. I sure imported the same structural information
into atoms and the crystal structure program.
Lisa
Hi Lisa,
I'm not very familiar with PbSO4, so I'm not sure if I can help, but
your
email immediately brought some questions to mind.
First, did you
Hi everyone,
I just learned that before Athena there was no such program to check on
all combinations, so it was not that confusing - or just more work?
I think this feature of Athena is very good tool, but when I really do
not know what is in my sample how can it help?
I try to answer it
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