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THE purpose of this paper is to develop a theory of time-resolvedX-ray diffraction that can be used to probe solid state reactionkinetics.X-ray powder diffraction profiles for two hypotheticalsolid state reactions wore calculated using simple first-orderkinetics and nucleation and growth kinetics as models.Use wasmade of the effects on peak shape of particle size and inclusionof product particles in the reactant matrix.Applying this typeof analysis should provide not only kinetics information butalso growth rates of product particles,critical size of nuclea-tion centers,particle size of product,particle shapes,andinitial concentration of nuoleation centers.
THE purpose of this paper is to develop a theory of time-resolved X-ray diffraction that can be used to probe solid state reaction kinetics. X- ray powder diffraction profiles for two hypotheticalsolid state reactions wore calculated using simple first-order kinetics and nucleation and growth kinetics as models. Use was made of the effects on peak shape of particle size and inclusionof product particles in the reactant matrix. Applying this typeof analysis should provide not only kinetics information butalso growth rates of product particles, critical size of nuclea-tion centers, particle size of product, particle shapes, and initial concentration of nuoleation centers.