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  • 1999-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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  • 10.1107/S0021889898012151 (literal)
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  • D'Acapito, F (D'Acapito, F); Zontone, F (Zontone, F) (1999)
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  • D'Acapito, F (D'Acapito, F); Zontone, F (Zontone, F) (literal)
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  • 234 (literal)
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  • 32 (literal)
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Abstract
  • A novel X-ray technique is described for carrying out structural investigations of metallic nanoparticles buried in glass obtained by ion implantation. The method consists of maximizing the scattering contribution of the cluster-rich layer by working at the critical angle for total external reflection at the implanted-layer-substrate interface. By using the refracted beam as a probe, the diffraction profile of the metallic clusters in very dilute samples can be extracted by a simple subtraction procedure. The new procedure is applied to SiO2 glasses implanted with Ag ions. The study was performed at the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility. The results indicate that a complete structural investigation can be performed by using highly collimated, very intense synchrotron radiation beams, a grazing-incidence geometry and two-dimensional detectors. The procedure is shown to be very useful for complementing the information from electron techniques (transmission electron microscopy, micro-beam electron diffraction) and X-ray spectroscopic (EXAFS) methods. In particular, the accuracy of the lattice-parameter determination is shown to be a factor of nine better than the accuracy of EXAFS results. (literal)
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