2021
DOI: 10.1107/s2053273321001546
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A new electron diffraction approach for structure refinement applied to Ca3Mn2O7

Abstract: The digital large-angle convergent-beam electron diffraction (D-LACBED) technique is applied to Ca3Mn2O7 for a range of temperatures. Bloch-wave simulations are used to examine the effects that changes in different parameters have on the intensity in D-LACBED patterns, and atomic coordinates, thermal atomic displacement parameters and apparent occupancy are refined to achieve a good fit between simulation and experiment. The sensitivity of the technique to subtle changes in structure is demonstrated. Refined s… Show more

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“…Nevertheless, dynamical ED intensities are far more sensitive to structure (i.e. atomic coordinates) than temperature factors (Beanland et al, 2021), which is reassuring for structure solution and consistent with the growing number of structures solved by ED. Further improvements may be possible with improved background subtraction, which may be incorrect for high-intensity reflections in this particular example due to a lack of data in the rocking curves.…”
Section: Correction For Beam Profile Psupporting
confidence: 57%
“…Nevertheless, dynamical ED intensities are far more sensitive to structure (i.e. atomic coordinates) than temperature factors (Beanland et al, 2021), which is reassuring for structure solution and consistent with the growing number of structures solved by ED. Further improvements may be possible with improved background subtraction, which may be incorrect for high-intensity reflections in this particular example due to a lack of data in the rocking curves.…”
Section: Correction For Beam Profile Psupporting
confidence: 57%