01 XRD Data Analysis in OriginLab: Interplanar Spacing (d) & Crystallite Size from XRD Pattern
Learn XRD data analysis in OriginLab step by step: how to import X-ray diffraction (XRD) data, plot the pattern, and calculate interplanar spacing (d) and crystallite size using the Scherrer equation. Perfect for materials science, physics, chemistry, and nanotechnology researchers analyzing XRD results.
In this tutorial you will learn:
How to import and plot XRD data in OriginLab / OriginPro
Identifying and reading diffraction peaks (2-theta, FWHM)
Calculating interplanar spacing (d-spacing) using Bragg's law
Estimating crystallite size with the Scherrer equation
Tips for accurate, publication-ready XRD analysis
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