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August 1, 2026PhyschemOpen Access

Core Diffraction Signatures as a Reproducible XRD Method for Structural Identification and Microstructural Assessment of Body-Centered Cubic α-Fe

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MAMahmoud Al-GharramTATariq AlZoubiGMGhaseb N. Makhadmeh

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Randomized trial validates crystallographic details in iron powder, suggesting a reliable analysis method.

Key Points

  • This research aims to validate the crystal structure of iron metal powder and showcase a method for extracting microstructural details from laboratory data.
  • Used powder X-ray diffraction to analyze iron powder
  • Extracted crystallographic and microstructural data over 36° to 95° angular range
  • Applied Williamson-Hall treatment for peak width and strain analysis.
  • Identified dominant reflections at 2θ = 44.850°, 65.218°, and 82.540°
  • Calculated average lattice constant of 2.859 Å, close to accepted value of 2.866 Å
  • Intensity analysis revealed discrepancies due to preferred orientation and peak selection.

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Al-Gharram et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6d9819e258b358b3c6b0afhttps://doi.org/10.3390/physchem6030048
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