Laouini Salah Eddine

The term decorated is rarely used for nanoparticles. To decorate means to cover the surface of a nanoparticle. For such a nanoparticle, the term core (what is inside) is used - shell (what is outside, what you decorate with). You need to take an XRD spectrum and use standard spectra to determine the presence of metal oxide and metal microphases.

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I would prefer you to go with xpert high score.

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Dear Laouini,

According to what Yuri Mirgorod said, in your XRD you should see two different phases (metal and metal oxide) with different crystallite sizes (broadenings). You may use rietveld refinement to get good data out of your XRD. Hope this helps

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Rieltiveld methodology have been a mathematical mecanism to incrementing a statistical inference identification nanoparticles. The auxiliares softwares resolution a identification NPs was a hishscore and a GSASII pack.

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