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Figure 5
Probability density of [2\theta] data for raw (blue) versus corrected (orange) diffraction peaks for sample WGSI3, in the low [2\theta] (top) and the high [2\theta] (bottom) range. The Friedel pair geometric correction results in a sharp decrease of [2\theta] broadening, revealing Bragg peaks corresponding to the different crystal phases in the sample, which were completely blurred in the non-corrected dataset. Vertical ticks on the bottom of each plot show the position of computed Bragg peaks for the different phases.

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Volume 57| Part 6| December 2024| Pages 1823-1840
https://doi.org/10.1107/S1600576724009634
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