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Figure 8
Depth variation of intensities along TiN (a) 200 and (b) 111 Debye–Scherrer rings in the blasted sample. In agreement with the data from Fig. 5[link], the relatively strong intensities at ψ = 10 and 90° for TiN 200 and [\psi\cong 50]° for TiN 111 document the presence of a {100} fibre texture whose intensity changes as a function of the depth. The increase in the texture sharpness at depths of about 0–5.5 µm was caused by the temperature increase during the deposition.

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Volume 46| Part 5| October 2013| Pages 1378-1385
https://doi.org/10.1107/S0021889813019535
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