Method for reconstructing crystal Bravais lattice by using electron diffraction pattern
A technology of electron diffraction and Bravais, applied in the direction of material analysis, measuring devices, instruments, etc. using wave/particle radiation, can solve problems such as crystal determination with low symmetry
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[0068] Embodiment 1 Measures the Bravais lattice of monocrystalline silicon
[0069] 1) Record a selected area electron diffraction pattern with high-order Laue diffraction of single crystal silicon; figure 2 a is the belt-axis electron diffraction of single crystal silicon recorded by JEOLJEM-2100 transmission electron microscope at 200kV, and the camera length L=100mm.
[0070] 2) Measure the two-dimensional primordial cell on zero-order Laue diffraction
[0071] Taking the transmission spot as the origin O of the two-dimensional primitive cell, and taking the nearest neighbor diffraction points A and B as the adjacent sides to construct the two-dimensional primitive cell, as figure 2 as shown in b. Measure OA, OB and ∠AOB, and the measurement results are listed in Table 1.
[0072] 3) Measure the high-order Laue diffraction ring, according to the formula CH=R 2 / (2λL 2 ) (where R is the radius of the high-order Laue diffraction ring, is the wavelength of the 200kV ...
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[0091] Embodiment 2 measures the Bravais lattice of titanium dioxide
[0092] 1) Record a selected-area electron diffraction pattern with high-order Laue diffraction of titanium dioxide; image 3 a is the belt-axis electron diffraction of titanium dioxide recorded by a JEOLJEM-2100 transmission electron microscope at 200kV, and the camera length L=100mm. This electron diffraction is not strictly a band-axis electron diffraction, and deviates from the positive band axis by about 0.11°.
[0093] 2) Measure the two-dimensional primordial cell on zero-order Laue diffraction
[0094] Taking the transmission spot as the origin O of the two-dimensional primitive cell, and taking the nearest neighbor diffraction points A and B as the adjacent sides to construct the two-dimensional primitive cell, as image 3 as shown in b. Measure OA, OB and ∠AOB, and the measurement results are listed in Table 2.
[0095] 3) Measure the high-order Laue diffraction ring, according to the formula C...
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