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Experiment 1: Crystal Structure: X - Ray Diffraction

Submitted by Henry Tan on

The X-Ray diffraction technique is used to determine the crystal structure and interatomic spacing of crystallinesamples through constructive interference of reflected x-ray beams.

Bragg's Law and X-Ray diffraction data, in combination with the expressions for interatomic spacing in terms of the lattice parameter and Miller indices for acrystal, can be utilized to identify crystal structures, determine lattice constants, and locate defects within astructure.

materials of engineering laboratory

Submitted by Henry Tan on

In the spring semester of 2002, Dr. Woldesenbet and I gave a hand-on laboratory course: Materials of Engineering Laboratory, to the junior undergraduate students at the Louisiana State University. In this Blog, I am also adding some state-of-the-art techniques for materials laboratory.

Class schedule: 

A job opening related to atomization mechanics and swirl flows

Submitted by dbs on

I am a senior research engineer at Medical Instill Technologies, New Milford, CT. Our company is currently focused on designing and manufacturing innovative dispensing systems for pharmaceutical and nutritional products, and also their filling systems. You may visit our website (http://www.medinstill.com) for more information.

6th International Conference on Mechanics of Time-Dependent Materials, 2008 Monterey, intent to attend Due by 03/20/07.

Submitted by H Jerry Qi on
http://www.ae.utexas.edu/MTDM08/  Abstracts are due March 20.  The following plenary technical speakers have confirmed their engagements: Prof Masao Doi (University of Tokyo), Prof Roderic Lakes (University of Wisconsin), Prof Siavouche Nemat-Nasser (University of California, San Diego), Prof Kumbakonam Rajagopal (Texas A&M University); In addition, we will feature government speakers addressing research opportunities and overall research environment, inclduing: Dr Janez Potocnik, European Union Commissioner of Science and Research, and Dr Thomas P Russell, Director, Aerospace, Chemical and Material Sciences, Air Force Office of Scientific Research.