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#Crystaldiffract index full

Removed the “Share” item from the File menu (which had been automatically added by the system).A drag-and-drop highlight is now shown more clearly in the Diffraction pane.Massive CIFs are now much faster to import.CMDX documents without any crystals now generate an error, rather than a blank document.The “View” menu has been relocated, to bring it into line with our other Mac software.This version now recognises the new “e-glide” convention, as used in space groups 39, 41, 64, 67 and 68.

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This includes miscellanous enhancements and fixes.The default toolbar layout now includes a button to toggle labelling on or off.

#Crystaldiffract index full

Full pricing information can be found here. The quoted price is that of a standard personal license. You can analyse phase purity, visualize diffraction from multi-phase mixtures, as well as working with the new diffraction techniques such as energy-dispersive and time-of-flight diffraction.

Ideal for Understanding Real Diffraction! CrystalDiffract lets you combine simulated data for ideal crystals, with real diffraction data.

You can simulate the effects of particle size/strain effects and induce structural changes in your sample, for example, editing site occupancies, unit cell parameters. The Parameters List lets you adjust individual settings in real time, simply by clicking-and-dragging a slider control. CrystalDiffract gives you full control over all aspects of the diffraction experiment, including radiation type,wavelength, peak profiles, baseline parameters and more. Multiple patterns can be displayed in the same window, as films or graphs, then manipulated, measured, indexed and printed.Detailed listings of intensities, structure factors and other data can be generated as text files. CrystalDiffract reads from CrystalMaker files,and simulates powder diffraction patterns – fast.

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CrystalDiffract is a program for understanding and visualizing x-ray and neutron powder diffraction patterns from crystals.

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