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SAED Patterns of Single Crystal, Polycrystalline and Amorphous Samples a b c r 1 r 2 200 020 110

SAED Patterns of Single Crystal, Polycrystalline and Amorphous Samples

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SAED Patterns of Single Crystal, Polycrystalline and Amorphous Samples. a. b. c. 020. 110. 200. r 1. r 2. Geometry for e-diffraction. Electron Diffraction. . Bragg’s Law : l = 2dsin . e -. l =0.037Å (at 100kV)  =0.26 o if d=4Å. d hkl. Specimen foil. l = 2d . L 2 . - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: SAED Patterns of Single Crystal, Polycrystalline and Amorphous Samples

SAED Patterns of Single Crystal, Polycrystalline and Amorphous Samples

a b c

r1 r2200

020

110

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Electron Diffraction

Specimen foil

T D

e-

L 2

r

dhkl

[hkl] SAED pattern

L -camera lengthr -distance between T and D spots1/d -reciprocal of interplanar distance(Å-1)SAED –selected area electron diffraction

Geometry fore-diffraction

Bragg’s Law: = 2dsin

=0.037Å (at 100kV)=0.26o if d=4Å

= 2dr/L=sin2as 0r/L = 2

r/L = /d or

r = Lx1

d

hkl

Reciprocal lattice

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Ewald’s Sphere

Ewaldcircle

0

incident beam

diffracted beam

2

C

ki Gg

130

H

Ewald’s sphere is built for interpreting diffraction

CG-C0=0G or kd-ki=g Laue equation

lkl=1/

kd

Wherever a reciprocal lattice point touches the circle, e.g., at G, Bragg's Law is obeyed and a diffracted beam will occur. At H, no diffraction.

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Convergent Beam Electron Diffraction (CBED)

CBED uses a conver-gent beam of elec-trons to limit area of specimen which con-tributes to diffractionpattern.Each spot in SAED thenbecomes a disc withinwhich variations inintensity can be seen.CBED patterns containa wealth of informationabout symmetry andthickness of specimen.Big advantage of CBEDis that the informationis generated from smallregions beyond reachof other techniques.

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SAED vs CBED

spots disks

lens

sample

Parallel beam Convergent beam

T D T D

Convergence angle

objective

SAED CBED

Spatial resolution >0.5m

Spatial resolutionbeam size

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CBED-example 1

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CBED-example 2

HOLZ

HOLZ - High Order Laue Zone

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Applications of CBED

•Phase identification•Symmetry determination-point and

space group•Phase fingerprinting•Thickness measurement•Strain and lattice parameter measurement •Structure factor determination

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Symmetry Deviations

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Phase Identification in BaAl2Si2O8

200oC 400oC 800oC

<0001>

Hexagonal Orthorhombic Hexagonal

6mm 2mm 6mm

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Phase Fingerprinting By CBED

[001] CBEDpatterns of anantiferroelectricPbZrO3 singlecrystal specimenat (a) 20oC, (b)280oC, (c)220oC.(d) [001] CBEDpattern of a rhombohedral ferroelectric Pb(ZrTi)O3 Specimen at 20oC.

Orthorhombic AFE Cubic PE

Rhombohedral FE Rhombohedral FE

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Symmetry and Lattice Parameter Determination

BFEDS

[143]

[100]

[111]

CBED

CBED-HOLZ

Experimental simulated

Latticeparameters

SAED

010

001

0.2m

NbA

B

A

A

A

A

B

B

B

B