Do your diffraction peaks pile up at low angles or become difficult to interpret in a standard 1D XRD pattern? If you suspect texture or long-period structure is being missed, this session shows how SAXS and WAXS reveal information that conventional scans cannot.
This session introduces small-angle and wide-angle X-ray scattering as complementary techniques to conventional diffraction. You will learn what structural information SAXS and WAXS provide, how experiments are set up, and how to interpret scattering data across different length scales. Practical examples from polymers, nanomaterials, and thin films show when scattering methods are the right tool.
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