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X-ray diffraction analysis of molten NaCl near its melting point

Hideo Ohno, Kazuo Furukawa

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The first peak position in the radial distribution curve g(r) of molten NaCl was obtained as 2.73 Å by an X-ray diffraction analysis, which was consistent with that of Zarzycki. Therefore, the first peak position in g(r), 2.6 Å, obtained by neutron diffraction has too low a value and cannot be used as evidence of coincidence with the computer-simulation calculations.

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The first peak position in the radial distribution curve g(r) of molten NaCl was obtained as 2.73 Å by an X-ray diffraction analysis, which was consistent with that of Zarzycki. Therefore, the first peak position in g(r), 2.6 Å, obtained by neutron diffraction has too low a value and cannot be used as evidence of coincidence with the computer-simulation calculations.

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The first peak position in the radial distribution curve g(r) of molten NaCl was obtained as 2.73 Å by an X-ray diffraction analysis, which was consistent with that of Zarzycki. Therefore, the first peak position in g(r), 2.6 Å, obtained by neutron diffraction has too low a value and cannot be used as evidence of coincidence with the computer-simulation calculations.

Key concepts: Diffraction, Neutron diffraction, Melting point, Position (finance), X-ray crystallography, X-ray, Coincidence, Chemistry

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