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Froggy Jumps X-ray Diffraction Lowersixth Science ChemistryVersion en ligne Key concepts in x-ray diffraction for chemistry. par YAKILI LMS 1 What does X-ray diffraction primarily reveal about a crystal? a Arrangement of atoms in the crystal lattice b Color of the crystal c Mass of the crystal 2 Which law relates angle and spacing in XRD? a Kirchhoff's Law b Bragg's Law c Avogadro's Law 3 What is the common wavelength range used in lab XRD? a Copper K-alpha (~1.54 Å) b Neon glow wavelength c Titanium K-alpha 4 What is d-spacing in XRD? a Diameter of atoms b Distance between crystal planes c Density of material 5 Which type of diffraction is common for powders? a Single crystal diffraction b Powder X-ray diffraction c Neutron diffraction 6 Bragg's Law includes which constant? a Magnetic permeability b Wavelength of X-rays c Friction coefficient 7 What does the peak position in an XRD pattern indicate? a Sample color b d-spacing c Sample mass 8 What is the role of the detector in XRD? a Record diffracted intensity vs angle b Cool the sample c Emit X-rays 9 Which crystal feature is inferred from peak sharpness? a Color b Crystallite size and order c Solubility 10 What is a unit cell? a Smallest repeating cell of a lattice b A solvent molecule c A chemical reagent 11 Which information does XRD not directly give? a Electronic band structure b Crystallite size c Lattice parameters 12 What is the purpose of using standards in XRD? a Increase wavelength b Cool the sample c Calibrate peak positions 13 Which phase are XRD patterns most useful for? a Determining crystalline phases b Assessing melting point c Measuring hardness 14 Which sample type is ideal for XRD? a Powdered crystalline material b Amorphous gel c Liquid solution 15 What does peak intensity depend on? a Sample color b Ambient humidity c Atomic scattering factors and occupancy 16 Which detector is common in XRD? a Geiger counter b 2D area detector or linear counter c Photomultiplier tube only 17 What is preferred to minimize preferred orientation? a Keep sample as a pellet b Gently grind to a fine powder c Use large crystals 18 What does lattice parameter a, b, c describe? a Atomic masses b Edge lengths of the unit cell c Angles of crystal planes 19 Which material property can XRD not directly measure? a Crystal structure b Lattice constants c Electrical conductivity 20 What is the Debye-Scherrer geometry used for? a Single-crystal alignment b Powder diffraction in back-reflection c Thin-film interference 21 Which parameter is affected by instrument broadening? a Wavelength of light b FWHM of peaks c Color of peaks 22 Which peak index relates to a set of planes? a Atomic numbers b Bond angles c Miller indices (hkl) 23 What is Rietveld refinement used for? a Determining boiling point b Refining a structural model from XRD data c Measuring color 24 What does a broader peak imply? a Higher purity b Smaller crystallite size or more disorder c Greater density 25 Which phase is identified from XRD patterns? a Glass phase b Liquid phase c Crystalline phase 26 What is an internal standard in XRD? a A known peak for calibration b A solvent c A random impurity 27 What is a common consequence of sample preparation? a Thermal expansion b Preferred orientation c Isotropic scattering 28 Which parameter shifts with lattice expansion? a Intensity decreases b Wavelength increases c d-spacing increases 29 Which radiation is not typical for XRD? a Gamma rays b Mo K-alpha c Cu K-alpha 30 What is a diffraction peak caused by? a Destructive interference b Constructive interference c Random scattering 31 Which sample is least suitable for XRD? a Single crystal b Poorly crystalline or amorphous c Well-crystallized polymer 32 What is a common unit for d-spacing? a Meters b Angstroms (Å) c Nanoseconds 33 Which factor does not affect peak position? a Sample color b d-spacing c Wavelength 34 What does a high crystallinity yield in XRD? a No peaks b Duller peaks c Sharper, more intense peaks 35 Which technique is complementary to XRD? a Electron diffraction b Mass spectrometry c Infrared spectroscopy 36 What is the goal of indexing in XRD? a Assigning hkl to peaks b Determining color c Measuring heat capacity 37 What information does XRD provide about phase? a Crystal structure and phase purity b Melt temperature c Electrical resistance 38 In which condition is Debye-Scherrer used? a Powder diffraction b Thin films c Single-crystal study 39 Which parameter helps determine lattice type? a Sample weight b Systematic absence/ extinctions c Ambient light 40 What is the purpose of cooling in XRD? a To change crystal form b To melt the sample c Stabilize the sample and reduce noise 41 Which notation describes a plane family? a hkl indices b XYZ indices c ABC letters 42 What does lattice symmetry influence? a Boiling point b Color c Peak pattern and extinctions 43 Which factor can obscure peak clarity? a Excess hydration b Preferred orientation c Low temperature 44 What is an introductory use of XRD? a Phase identification b Measuring pH c Determining viscosity 45 Which type of sample yields random orientation? a Liquid sample b Randomly oriented powder c Aligned single crystal 46 Which tool helps match peaks to planes? a NMR software b Indexing software c Mass spectrometry 47 What is the main output of an XRD scan? a Electrical current vs time b Diffracted intensity vs 2-theta c Absorbance vs wavelength 48 Which parameter is not a peak characteristic? a Position b Sample temperature c Width 49 Which crystallographic parameter is constant for a fixed phase? a Temperature b Color c Space group 50 What key information does X-ray diffraction reveal about crystals? a The chemical composition by weight. b The arrangement of atoms in a crystal lattice. c The color of the crystal.

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What does X-ray diffraction primarily reveal about a crystal?

Which law relates angle and spacing in XRD?

What is the common wavelength range used in lab XRD?

What is d-spacing in XRD?

Which type of diffraction is common for powders?

Bragg's Law includes which constant?

What does the peak position in an XRD pattern indicate?

What is the role of the detector in XRD?

Which crystal feature is inferred from peak sharpness?

What is a unit cell?

Which information does XRD not directly give?

What is the purpose of using standards in XRD?

Which phase are XRD patterns most useful for?

Which sample type is ideal for XRD?

What does peak intensity depend on?

Which detector is common in XRD?

What is preferred to minimize preferred orientation?

What does lattice parameter a, b, c describe?

Which material property can XRD not directly measure?

What is the Debye-Scherrer geometry used for?

Which parameter is affected by instrument broadening?

Which peak index relates to a set of planes?

What is Rietveld refinement used for?

What does a broader peak imply?

Which phase is identified from XRD patterns?

What is an internal standard in XRD?

What is a common consequence of sample preparation?

Which parameter shifts with lattice expansion?

Which radiation is not typical for XRD?

What is a diffraction peak caused by?

Which sample is least suitable for XRD?

What is a common unit for d-spacing?

Which factor does not affect peak position?

What does a high crystallinity yield in XRD?

Which technique is complementary to XRD?

What is the goal of indexing in XRD?

What information does XRD provide about phase?

In which condition is Debye-Scherrer used?

Which parameter helps determine lattice type?

What is the purpose of cooling in XRD?

Which notation describes a plane family?

What does lattice symmetry influence?

Which factor can obscure peak clarity?

What is an introductory use of XRD?

Which type of sample yields random orientation?

Which tool helps match peaks to planes?

What is the main output of an XRD scan?

Which parameter is not a peak characteristic?

Which crystallographic parameter is constant for a fixed phase?

What key information does X-ray diffraction reveal about crystals?