Abstract
Neutron diffraction is becoming an important tool for studying fibres due to its complementarity to X-ray diffraction. Unlike X-rays, scattering of neutrons by polymer atoms is not a function of their atomic number. In high-resolution studies (1.5-3 A) on D19 deuteration (replacing H by D) is being used to change the relative scattering power of chosen groups making them easier to locate. Recent studies on DNA and cellulose are described. (author). 6 refs.
Langan, P;
Mason, S A;
[1]
Fuller, W;
Forsyth, V T;
Mahendrasingam, A;
Shotton, M;
Simpson, L;
[2]
Grimm, H;
[3]
Leberman, R
[4]
- Institut Max von Laue - Paul Langevin (ILL), 38 - Grenoble (France)
- Keele Univ. (United Kingdom)
- FZ, Juelich (Germany)
- EMBL, (Country Unknown)
Citation Formats
Langan, P, Mason, S A, Fuller, W, Forsyth, V T, Mahendrasingam, A, Shotton, M, Simpson, L, Grimm, H, and Leberman, R.
High-resolution neutron diffraction studies of biological and industrial fibres.
France: N. p.,
1997.
Web.
Langan, P, Mason, S A, Fuller, W, Forsyth, V T, Mahendrasingam, A, Shotton, M, Simpson, L, Grimm, H, & Leberman, R.
High-resolution neutron diffraction studies of biological and industrial fibres.
France.
Langan, P, Mason, S A, Fuller, W, Forsyth, V T, Mahendrasingam, A, Shotton, M, Simpson, L, Grimm, H, and Leberman, R.
1997.
"High-resolution neutron diffraction studies of biological and industrial fibres."
France.
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title = {High-resolution neutron diffraction studies of biological and industrial fibres}
author = {Langan, P, Mason, S A, Fuller, W, Forsyth, V T, Mahendrasingam, A, Shotton, M, Simpson, L, Grimm, H, and Leberman, R}
abstractNote = {Neutron diffraction is becoming an important tool for studying fibres due to its complementarity to X-ray diffraction. Unlike X-rays, scattering of neutrons by polymer atoms is not a function of their atomic number. In high-resolution studies (1.5-3 A) on D19 deuteration (replacing H by D) is being used to change the relative scattering power of chosen groups making them easier to locate. Recent studies on DNA and cellulose are described. (author). 6 refs.}
place = {France}
year = {1997}
month = {Apr}
}
title = {High-resolution neutron diffraction studies of biological and industrial fibres}
author = {Langan, P, Mason, S A, Fuller, W, Forsyth, V T, Mahendrasingam, A, Shotton, M, Simpson, L, Grimm, H, and Leberman, R}
abstractNote = {Neutron diffraction is becoming an important tool for studying fibres due to its complementarity to X-ray diffraction. Unlike X-rays, scattering of neutrons by polymer atoms is not a function of their atomic number. In high-resolution studies (1.5-3 A) on D19 deuteration (replacing H by D) is being used to change the relative scattering power of chosen groups making them easier to locate. Recent studies on DNA and cellulose are described. (author). 6 refs.}
place = {France}
year = {1997}
month = {Apr}
}