Bos van den T's scientific contributions
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... Figure 1c gives an example SAXS pattern of enamel at room temperature. In order to quantify the degree of alignment, SAXS patterns were integrated over all spanned scattering vectors q, resulting in a function I(w) that depends on the azimuthal angle w [29,30]. The degree of alignment was determined as the ratio of the peak area to the overall area under the curve of I(w), as has been explained and illustrated in previously published work [21]. ...
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