Course11210622739 lectures
X-ray Crystallography & Diffraction
Prof. Ranjit Kumar Ray and Prof. Sankaran. S · IIEST Shibpur
Lectures
Week 1: Module 1
Week 2: Module 2
Week 3: Module 3
- Lesson 5 - Point groups and space groups
- Lesson 6 - Point groups and space groups- continuation 1
- Lesson 7 - Point groups and space groups- continuation 2
Week 4: Module 4
- Lesson 9 - Production and Detection of X-rays
- Lesson 8 - Basics of X-Rays
- Lesson 10-Production and Detection of X-rays- continued
Week 5: Module 5
- Lesson 11 - Priciples of X-ray diffraction
- Lesson 12 - Different methods of X-ray diffraction
- Lesson 13 - Different methods of film loading in X-ray Camera
- Lesson -14 Diffractometer measurements
Week 6: Module 6
- Lesson 15 - Intensity of diffracted beams
- Lesson 16 - Intensity of diffracted beams- continued
- Tutorial 04
Week 7: Module 7
- Lesson 17 - Determination of Crystal Structure
- Lesson 18 - Precise Lattice Parameter determination
- Tutorial 05
- Tutorial 06
Week 8: Module 8
- Lesson 19 - Determination of Phase Diagram
- Lesson 20 - Determination of order- disorder transformation using XRD
- Lecture 21 - Determination of order- disorder transformation using XRD - continuation
Week 9: Module 9
Week 10 - Module 10
- Lesson 24 - Chemical Analysis by X-Ray Fluorescence
- Lesson 25- Chemical Analysis by X-Ray Absorption
- Tutorial-08
Week 11
Week 12- Module 12
Syllabus and materials
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Credits and licence
- Institution
- IIEST Shibpur
- Department
- Metallurgy and Material Science
- Taught by
- Prof. Ranjit Kumar Ray, Prof. Sankaran. S
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Language
- English
- Subjects
- Engineering
- Source
- NPTEL
- Licence
- CC BY-NC-SA, as NPTEL states it. Non-commercial use only. NPTEL's terms
- Attribution
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