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Figure 6
Screenshots of the ODFs derived from Fig. 5[link], with results arranged from top to bottom for vermiculite (min1), muscovite (min2) and kaolinite (min3). The left column shows the intensity distribution generated from azimuthal integration along τ; the right column shows the same data expressed as a symmetrized and normalized ODF with removal of excluded data. Blue dots represent experimental data, while the red line indicates the fitted ODF function. No peak-integration function was used in this case. Excluded data are denoted by red crosses. Data may be excluded either because they fall within a predefined exclusion area (manually delineated based on detector tiling) or because they lie outside the pre-established IQR. The plots are direct screenshots from the ODF Plot option, and the titles summarize fitting parameters, with 〈P2〉 = 0.516, 0.676 and 0.506 for vermiculite, muscovite and kaolinite, respectively.

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Volume 59| Part 2| April 2026| Pages 648-661
https://doi.org/10.1107/S1600576726000968
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