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August 17, 2025Journal of Applied Crystallography

Benchmarking a modern laboratory-based powder diffraction instrument for in situ studies in transmission geometry

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SVSimon M. VornholtStony Brook University JFJohn J. FerrariStony Brook University BMBryan A. Sanchez MonserrateStony Brook University

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This analysis demonstrates improved time resolution in powder diffraction using a laboratory-based X-ray instrument, suggesting effective parametric studies.

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Time-resolved studies can be successfully conducted within 2–3 min using laboratory-based instruments, enhancing research capabilities.
Quantitative powder diffraction data collected in-house enables investigations similar to those performed at synchrotrons.
Assessment using modern X-ray diffraction techniques effectively bridges the gap between synchrotron and laboratory-based approaches.
The transmission measurement geometry mimics synchrotron setups, facilitating easier transfer of methodologies and sample environments.

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Vornholt et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68a36a360a429f797332e673 https://doi.org/10.1107/s1600576725006259

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This analysis demonstrates improved time resolution in powder diffraction using a laboratory-based X-ray instrument, suggesting effective parametric studies.

Benchmarking a modern laboratory-based powder diffraction instrument for in situ studies in transmission geometry

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Benchmarking a modern laboratory-based powder diffraction instrument for in situ studies in transmission geometry

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