The angular distribution of intensity of X-radiation scattered by liquid helium has been investigated between 4⋅20 and 1⋅27°K. Liquid-ring diffraction patterns are obtained at all temperatures, with the main maximum at an angle of about 28⋅5°. The intensity distribution appears almost the same for all temperatures below 3°K; slight differences only are observable at 4⋅20°K. Detailed analyses have been made at 2⋅06 and 4⋅20° K, and the structure factors and atomic distribution functions deduced for these two temperatures.
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