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A neutron radiography and tomography facility have been developed recently at the IBR-2 high flux pulsed reactor. The facility is operated with the CCD-camera based detector having maximal field of view of 20x20 cm, and the L/D ratio can be varied in the range 200 -2000. The first results of the radiography and tomography experiments with industrial materials and products, paleontological and geophysical objects, meteorites, are presented.

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High-resolution neutron diffraction study of microstructural changes in nanocrystalline ball-milled niobium carbide NbC0.93

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Materials Characterization

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Gizo Bokuchava

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High-resolution neutron diffraction study of microstructural changes in nanocrystalline ball-milled niobium carbide NbC0.93

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