The effect upon a normal electron diffraction pattern of an extraneous uniform distribution of the gaseous specimen is considered quantitatively. It is shown that the delocalization of gas may lead to errors in internuclear distances of several thousandths of an Angstrom unit or more in conventional experiments. Equations are presented for the correction of experimental data.
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