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Simple analytical methods for finding the position of the x 1 peak and the integral breadth of the x 1 component of a composite Debye-Scherrer powder line are described. The expressions are exact for symmetrical lines, and sufficiently accurate for very broad asymmetrical lines. The problem of correct location of the background level is also considered.
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Anantharaman et al. (1953) studied this question.
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