Speaker
Florian Meurer
(DGK)
Description
The uncommonly used wavelength Cu K-beta showed significant improvement for the structural models of the metal-organic framework subgroup called 'sponge crystals'. The advantages towards the commonly used wavelength Cu K-alpha are a shorter wavelength and thus higher resolution with less elemental absorption and thus less background or sample decay. Cu K-beta also inherits no high-angle peak splitting. In this way, better crystallographic models can be obtained for the crystalline sponge method.
Primary authors
Florian Meurer
(DGK)
Dr
Horst Puschmann
Dr
Michael Bodensteiner
Co-authors
Dr
Carolina von Essen
Dr
Clemens Kühn
