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International Tables for Crystallography, Volume C
Mathematical, Physical and Chemical Tables
Herausgegeben von Wilson, A.J.C.
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International Tables for Crystallography are no longer available for purchase from Springer. For further information please contact Wiley Inc.Since the mid-thirties the successive editions of the International Tables for Crystallography , with slight variations in name, have been the indispensable companions of all crystallographers and most other scientists concerned with the structure of materials: biochemists, chemists, metallurgists, mineralogists and physicists. The present Volume C is the third in the series that constitutes the current editions, and replaces Volumes II, III and IV of th...
International Tables for Crystallography are no longer available for purchase from Springer. For further information please contact Wiley Inc.
Since the mid-thirties the successive editions of the International Tables for Crystallography , with slight variations in name, have been the indispensable companions of all crystallographers and most other scientists concerned with the structure of materials: biochemists, chemists, metallurgists, mineralogists and physicists. The present Volume C is the third in the series that constitutes the current editions, and replaces Volumes II, III and IV of the previous edition.
The main contents are crystal geometry, diffraction geometry, preparation of specimens, production and properties of radations, determination of lattice parameters, measurement and interpretation of diffracted intensities, refinement of structural parameters, basic structural features, and precautions against radiation injury. Volume C thus supplements Volume A (Space-Group Symmetry) and Volume B (Reciprocal Space).
Since the mid-thirties the successive editions of the International Tables for Crystallography , with slight variations in name, have been the indispensable companions of all crystallographers and most other scientists concerned with the structure of materials: biochemists, chemists, metallurgists, mineralogists and physicists. The present Volume C is the third in the series that constitutes the current editions, and replaces Volumes II, III and IV of the previous edition.
The main contents are crystal geometry, diffraction geometry, preparation of specimens, production and properties of radations, determination of lattice parameters, measurement and interpretation of diffracted intensities, refinement of structural parameters, basic structural features, and precautions against radiation injury. Volume C thus supplements Volume A (Space-Group Symmetry) and Volume B (Reciprocal Space).