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Figure 11
TOPAS results for a fluorite sample ground in a jar of new design (3-lifter jar, 32 h at Ω = 200 r min−1, main disc/jar coupling [\omega/\Omega + 1 = -3.0]; Broseghini, 2017BB5). (a) The powder pattern was modelled by assuming two separate fluorite fractions, respectively, nanocrystalline and sub-microcrystalline, with MgO and ferritic steel as contaminants. (b) The size distribution of the two fluorite fractions: fine fraction (blue) and coarse fraction (green).

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Volume 51| Part 6| December 2018| Pages 1752-1765
https://doi.org/10.1107/S160057671801289X
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