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DURING recent studies of computer-grown crystals evidence has come to light that could possibly account for an inconsistency which has hitherto existed in the interpretation of the X-ray diffraction patterns of some real crystals which contain short-range order.
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WELBERRY, T. Short-range order in crystals. Nature 253, 527–528 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1038/253527a0
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