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Neutron Diffractometer with a Position Sensitive Detector (PSD) at BNC
Neutron powder diffraction is a standard technique for studying atomic and magnetic structures. The PSD diffractometer is placed on a tangential thermal neutron beam of a medium flux reactor source. This videos shows how neutron diffraction with PDF works, what samples can be studied and in which research domains it can be used for.
Keywords: Budapest Neutron Centre, Centre for Energy Research, Neutron Diffractometer with Position Sensitive Detector, neutron research, neutron diffractometry, optical medicine, radioactive waste stabilization, laser development, human bone regeneration, battery research, solid-state batteries, neutron powder diffraction
Target audience: scientists, researchers, PhD students, researchers in energy materials
Resource type: Video Lecture
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