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The first nine structure factors of aluminum have been measured on an absolute scale by symmetric x-ray reflection from cold-worked powder pellets. The polarization ratio of the monochromator was measured using the scattering at 90^∘{} in 2θ from a perfect Ge crystal. The sample absorption was also measured directly on pressed pellets. The final results confirm the existence of a solid-state effect for the low-order reflections, and show excellent agreement with the free-atom relativistic Hartree-Fock calculation for high-order reflections.
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Raccah et al. (1969) studied this question.
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