If I have implemented the Hollow-Cone Diffraction method, can I use it for precession diffraction?
Can anyone suggest me some introductory literature explaining the differences and the applications in nanoparticles or nanostructured materials?
Precession diffraction intensities behave much closer to ideal ( kinematical ) intensities, it can be used to solve crystal nanostructures perfectly than hollow-cone diffraction.
Agreed, I read that, but I refer to the configuration of the equipment for implement the precession difraction method. We can implement the hollow cone diffraction very well, so I need to know if the configuration is the same, or if the technicque is the same, or we need to improve the equipment with external/internal accesories?
I think a nice overview of precession application in TEM is given in the literature attached.
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