Off course! EXAFS gives very important information about the structure when it is not possible to have single crystal X-ray diffraction data.

Many thanks dear Professor Dr Khaleel for your kind response.

However, I'm curious how many such facilities are available nowadays.

Regards,

Mahbub

We applied to go to Argonne National Laboratory's Advanced Photon Source. With a good idea, and a well-written application, we eventually got beamtime for EXAFS (the proposal was resubmitted after it aged). I am currently working up the data and we hope to publish it in one or more journal articles. 

If you are trying to find a place to do EXAFS, the best thing to do is email the beamline scientists at the nearest synchrotron that has EXAFS capabilities. They will be invaluable for developing your application. 

That's very nice response dear Dr Kyle A. Grice.

Highly appreciated.

Regards,

Mahbub