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THE letter of Messrs. Stephen and Barnes on a ” New Technique for Obtaining X-Ray Powder Patterns” in NATURE of November 16, p. 793, raises some points of interest with regard to the geometrical-optical conditions governing the device they describe.
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BRENTANO, J. Conditions Determining the Intensity of X-Ray Reflections from Microcrystalline Layers. Nature 136, 988 (1935). https://doi.org/10.1038/136988a0
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