X ray diffraction and elastic scattering

Which law is associated with the diffraction of X-rays?

• Bragg's Law

• Faraday's Law

• Newton's Law

• Ohm's Law

How is the elastic scattering of X-rays from a single electron called ?

• Thomson Scattering

• Rayleigh Scattering

• Auger Scattering

• Compton Scattering

What does the term 'dynamical diffraction theory' refer to?

• When multiple scattering effects are negligible

• When multiple scattering effects are significant

• The study of electron dynamics

• The analysis of thermal vibrations

What is the significance of the phase difference in scattering?

• It is irrelevant in elastic scattering

• It determines the energy of the scattered photons

• It affects the intensity of the scattered waves

• It only applies to inelastic scattering

What is the atomic form factor related to?

• The mass of the atom

• The color of the material

• The scattering amplitude from an assembly of electrons

• The temperature of the material

What does the Laue condition relate to?

• The temperature of the crystal

• The constructive interference of scattered waves

• The size of the unit cell

• The energy of the incident X-ray beam

What is the purpose of the Debye-Waller factor?

• To analyze the crystal structure

• To analyze the temperature dependence of scattering

• To calculate the atomic form factor

• To determine the wavelength of X-rays

What type of diffraction method is ideal for assessing single crystal orientation?

• Bragg Diffraction

• Compton Diffraction

• Powder Diffraction

• Laue Diffraction

What are primary characteristics of powder diffraction?

• It requires a single crystal

• It consists of the diffraction from many arbitrarily oriented small crystallites

• It gives rise to characteristic powder rings.

• It is limited to small angles

What is the effect of lattice vibrations on scattering intensity?

• They decrease the intensity

• They increase the intensity

• They have no effect

• They cause destructive interference