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A new analytical method is presented for the separation of two or more closely overlapping X-ray diffraction lines using the narrowly distributed Gaussian function and one-dimensional fast Fourier transform pair. To test the method, the diffraction lines associated with characteristic 1 and 2 rays are measured by an X-ray diffractometer using a Brazilian quartz powder as a standard sample. It is found that the observed diffraction lines can be completely separated into 1 and 2 lines and that the accuracy of those diffraction angles is better than 2 × 10-4.

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