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Figure 5
I(Q) according to equation (12)[link] for five absorbers (B1–B5, from bottom to top), vertically offset for clarity. In this series, B1 corresponds to the weakest absorber and B5 to the strongest. Horizontal dashed lines indicate the zero-intensity baseline for each curve. The absorber used for each dataset is indicated on the right. According to equations (3)[link], (4)[link] and (12)[link], all intensities are normalized to the beam monitor. The figure illustrates saturation effects in Bragg peaks, which result in underestimated intensities when weaker absorbers are used. It also highlights artifacts in the diffuse background arising from limited counting statistics in measurements with stronger absorbers.

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Volume 59| Part 4| August 2026| Pages 1224-1237
https://doi.org/10.1107/S1600576726006187
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