X-ray diffraction （XRD） was used to study the structure of the organic crystallite unit （La, Lo doo2） in coals collected from Henan and Shanxi Provinces. XRD patterns of coal were collected in a step-scan mode （0...X-ray diffraction （XRD） was used to study the structure of the organic crystallite unit （La, Lo doo2） in coals collected from Henan and Shanxi Provinces. XRD patterns of coal were collected in a step-scan mode （0.1 °/step） over an angular range of 2-90° （20）, allowing 8 s at each step. The structure of the crystallite unit was determined from the Scherrer equation and peak parameters deduced from whole pattern fitting. The results show that the structure of the crystallite unit in coal is mainly controlled by the coal rank. As the coal rank increases the average diameter of a coal crystallite unit （La） increases, the interlayer spacing （doo2） decreases slightly, and the average height of a coal crystallite unit （Lc） increases at first but then decreases. A new diffraction peak from the crystallite unit in coal was found at a low scattering angle in the XRD pattern （2-10~）. This suggests a structure with an inter-layer spacing from 1.9 to 2.8 nm exists in coal crystallites.展开更多
This study proposes a model to determine the content of cement in mortars using the background of X-ray diffraction （XRD） spectra taking advantage of the fact that fluorescence radiation for the Cu anticathode is di...This study proposes a model to determine the content of cement in mortars using the background of X-ray diffraction （XRD） spectra taking advantage of the fact that fluorescence radiation for the Cu anticathode is different in cement paste and aggregates, and also that cement paste and aggregates have different crystallinity degrees. The method has been tested for limestone mortars with five different types of cement： I52,5N/SR, CEMII/A-L32,5N, IIIA42,5N/SR, IVA（V）32,5N/SR y CAC.展开更多
基金supported in part by Program for New Century Excellent Talents in University of China (No. NCET-10-0133)Innovation Scientists and Technicians Troop Construction Projects of Henan Province (No. 114100510004)
文摘X-ray diffraction （XRD） was used to study the structure of the organic crystallite unit （La, Lo doo2） in coals collected from Henan and Shanxi Provinces. XRD patterns of coal were collected in a step-scan mode （0.1 °/step） over an angular range of 2-90° （20）, allowing 8 s at each step. The structure of the crystallite unit was determined from the Scherrer equation and peak parameters deduced from whole pattern fitting. The results show that the structure of the crystallite unit in coal is mainly controlled by the coal rank. As the coal rank increases the average diameter of a coal crystallite unit （La） increases, the interlayer spacing （doo2） decreases slightly, and the average height of a coal crystallite unit （Lc） increases at first but then decreases. A new diffraction peak from the crystallite unit in coal was found at a low scattering angle in the XRD pattern （2-10~）. This suggests a structure with an inter-layer spacing from 1.9 to 2.8 nm exists in coal crystallites.
文摘This study proposes a model to determine the content of cement in mortars using the background of X-ray diffraction （XRD） spectra taking advantage of the fact that fluorescence radiation for the Cu anticathode is different in cement paste and aggregates, and also that cement paste and aggregates have different crystallinity degrees. The method has been tested for limestone mortars with five different types of cement： I52,5N/SR, CEMII/A-L32,5N, IIIA42,5N/SR, IVA（V）32,5N/SR y CAC.
