Relationship between the decrease in the intensity of the x-rays diffraction peak and the cracks spreading in a polymer thin film
The intensity of the diffraction peak is proportional to the electron density of the polymer in the thin film. If cracks appeared in the film, then the electron density slice decreases and the intensity also decreases.
The intensity of the diffraction peak is proportional to the electron density of the polymer in the thin film. If cracks appeared in the film, then the electron density slice decreases and the intensity also decreases.
Dear Aliouat Mouaad Yassine , Sure, there is an inverse relationship between the intensity and the cracks spreading, Also, you can study it experimentally by directing X-rays in different regions of the same film.
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