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A camera is described which allows the orientations of pre-selected individual grains in an aggregate to be accurately determined. A pinhole in a metal foil mounted next to the specimen is used as a reference point, through which the X-ray beam is sent by taking readings from an electronic counter placed behind the foil. The principles of X-ray collimation are discussed.
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R.W. Cahn (1953) studied this question.
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