Diffraction

... will make a microscope that would be comparable to what goes for almost $1000 on ebay because of phase contrast being added. I also have research diffraction grating and front surface mirror lenses to eliminate going through glass even. If it's possible to way outdo the $220 dollar 1600x without ...

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... the bilayer. You can extract structural information from these kinds of assemblies, but usually it is low resolution information derived from diffraction experiments in an electron microscope, not from higher resolution x-rays; the resolution of 2D crystal structures used to be around 20-30 ...

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... aerated, etc.) does the solid water become opaque. So it seems that the transparent liquid to opaque solid transition in water is due to repeated diffraction and scattering, leading to reflection. The same thing has to be happening in the wax but I can't figure out molecularly how the phase would ...

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?Why would you expect there to be such a relationship? The fiber diffraction pattern of DNA depends mostly on salt conditions and relative humidity. It isn't (at least so far as I know) dependent on the base composition.

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In order to calculate electron densities from a diffraction experiment you need three pieces of information, only two of which can be determined directly by the experiment. Those three things are the indicies of a reflection (h,k,l), the intensity ...

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