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Investigation of the internal structure of noncrystalline weakly absorbing objects by X-ray scattering

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A new method of studying the structure of noncrystalline objects based on recording X-rays scattered from the object has been developed. It is established that the contrast of the image formed by scattered X rays on weakly absorbing objects may be much higher than the absorption contrast. It is found experimentally that in many cases the radiation scattered from different portions of a weakly absorbing object contains sufficient information about the internal structure of the object, as well as the presence of various inhomogeneities and their shapes and sizes.

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Avetyan, K.T., Levonyan, L.V., Semerdzhyan, O.S. et al. Investigation of the internal structure of noncrystalline weakly absorbing objects by X-ray scattering. Crystallogr. Rep. 59, 933–936 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063774514070049

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