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Figure 1
Top left: the subset of 28 post-processed data sets provided in absolute units of silver particles as a function of the scattering vector. 0.45% of the data points are negative and therefore not shown because of the logarithmic intensity scale. Top right: overlay of all 45 SAXS data sets provided by the participants (i.e. those provided in absolute as well as arbitrary intensity units). For visual comparison, the data sets are matched using an uncertainty-weighted least-squares procedure to optimize the scaling factor (see Jupyter Notebook in the supporting information). The dashed curves are considered outliers of the study. 0.25% of the data points are negative and therefore cannot be displayed. Bottom left: median intensity of the 45 data sets, scaled to best match, median ±34.1% percentiles (in total two standard deviations, red) and median ±45% percentiles (within which 90% of the data lie, orange). Bottom right: the percentiles shown relative to the median intensity, showing a 5–10% deviation of the intensity of the curves within two standard deviations (red). Error bars are not shown in any sub-figure for clarity. |
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