The High Energy Density Scientific Instrument at the European XFEL

Zastrau, U.; Appel, K.; Baehtz, C.; Baehr, O.; Batchelor, L.; Berghäuser, A.; Banjafar, M.; Brambrink, E.; Cerantola, V.; Cowan, T.E.; Damker, H.; Dietrich, S.; Di Dio Cafiso, S.; Dreyer, J.; Engel, H.-O.; Feldmann, T.; Findeisen, S.; Foese, M.; Fulla-Marsa, D.; Göde, S.; Hassan, M.; Hauser, J.; Herrmannsdörfer, T.; Höppner, H.; Kaa, J.; Kaever, P.; Knöfel, K.; Konôpková, Z.; Laso García, A.; Liermann, H.-P.; Mainberger, J.; Makita, M.; Martens, E.-C.; McBride, E.E.; Möller, D.; Nakatsutsumi, M.; Pelka, A.; Plueckthun, C.; Prescher, C.; Preston, T.R.; Röper, M.; Schmidt, A.; Seidel, W.; Schwinkendorf, J.-P.; Schoelmerich, M.O.; Schramm, U.; Schropp, A.; Strohm, C.; Sukharnikov, K.; Talkovski, P.; Thorpe, I.; Toncian, M.; Toncian, T.; Wollenweber, L.; Yamamoto, Sh.; Tschentscher, T.

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Figure 23
The changes of X-ray diffraction patterns of iron and nitrogen during in situ chemical reaction by XFEL pump-and-probe. An Fe foil surrounded by N₂ was pre-compressed to 5 GPa in a DAC. The percentages in run A indicate the transmission (fluence) of the XFEL. At 100% XFEL transmission, run B contains 20 consecutive pulses while run C has consecutive pulses over 11 s. For more details and figure credit, refer to Hwang et al. (2021

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