Laboratory x-ray methods are in the midst of a renaissance that has been enabled by the invention of x-ray optics, which harness a large fraction of the photo flux available from an x-ray tube. Proper use of modern x-ray optical components, most commercially available today, often bridges the gap between laboratory x-ray sources and synchrotron sources. Improved laboratory capability opens up new research areas and provides new perspectives with which to revisit traditional glassmaking problems.
Origin
Alfred University, Usa
Journal Title
The Glass Resarcher 10/2 & 11/1 2001 16-17, 51
Sector
Special Glass
Class
S 2222