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Neutron Laue diffraction does it faster

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A new phase of exploitation of neutrons has arisen from the synergy between synchrotron X-ray and neutron technique developments. The use of a much broader spectrum from reactor neutron sources than hitherto, and a very large area image plate detector sensitive to neutrons, has been applied to study the protons of lysozyme.

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