On the Discrete Diffraction of Small Angle X-ray Scattering of Bamboo (Phyllostachs mitis)
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この論文は国立情報学研究所の学術雑誌公開支援事業により電子化されました。Discrete diffraction depending on a periodically recurring elements, that is, interparticle interference, is recognized in both the equatorial and meridional direction of bamboo using a fixed time counting technique of small angle x-ray analysis. From the position of the discrete diffraction about 110 Å long along fiber length and about 48 Å wide laterally were obtained.
- 京都大学の論文
- 1977-02-28
著者
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Nomura Takaya
Division Of Wood Physics Wood Research Institute Kyoto University
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YAMADA Tadashi
Divison of Wood Physics, WOOD RESEARCH INSTITUTE, KYOTO UNIVERSITY
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Yamada Tadashi
Division Of Wood Physics Wood Research Institute Kyoto University
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