[Ifeffit] Fe in glassy ceramics

2011-02-16 Thread Andrei Shiryaev
Dear colleagues, Probably similar questions were already asked, but nevertheless I would appreciate some advice how to solve the problem. We are looking at Fe environment in complex glasses, which underwent partial crystallization. A fraction of Fe has precipitated as spinel-like nanocrystals,

Re: [Ifeffit] Fe in glassy ceramics

2011-02-16 Thread Frenkel, Anatoly
Diffraction anomalous fine structure seems to the most appropriate method here. Anatoly Frenkel Sent from my mobile phone, please forgive typos. -Original message- From: Andrei Shiryaev a_shiry...@mail.ru To: ifeffit@millenia.cars.aps.anl.gov Sent: Wed, Feb 16, 2011 12:52:38

Re: [Ifeffit] Fe in glassy ceramics

2011-02-16 Thread Scott Calvin
Hi Andrei, It's not unreasonable to model such a thing. Use a highly constrained model for the spinel, not allowing coordination numbers to float and using very few sigma2 parameters. I've published a model like that for fitting spinels here: