XRD measurements revealed distinct peaks at 44.64, 65.04, 77.04, 78.16, and 81.24 for PVDF membrane. Despite an exhaustive review of the existing literature, no conclusive information pertaining to the association of these peaks with the alpha, beta, or gamma forms of PVDF could be located. Can anyone have an idea what these peaks are in the form of PVDF?
Hello Monis Bin Abid
I think it will be better to match your peaks in Xperthighscore. There you can find the jcpds card that closely matched with your observed peaks.
Thank you.
Dear Monis Bin Abid ,
you should share the whole pattern, not only the high 2theta part..
What is about the sample support or any impurities...
Best regards
G.M.
As Gerhard implies, low angle peaks are very important for pattern indexing and phase identification.
it would be better if you import your data in Match3! software and there you get jcpds card# matched with your peaks.
https://www.crystalimpact.com/match/download.htm
Your pattern is very stange, PVDF should have peaks at low angle, the showed peaks are narrow, at high angle and seem due to a highly crystalline phase. Have you tried to use for example Highscore or other software for the identification of the phases?
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