Kind words @ECA_social thank you! We also wrote up some of the more fundamental exercises in J. Chem. Ed. when pandemic cancelled the 2020 Durham PDRR school:
https://t.co/38eBHcJxqR
Great resource to learn about #PXRD, with tutorials on Rietveld analysis in Topas
Durham's powder diffraction schools is legendary! Great that some course material has been uploaded
@Swisscrystallog@AfCA_social@ACAxtal
Glad you like it, Andrew - particularly the figures. At least 0.75% of them (p318, p603, p605) were drawn with you especially in mind! 😀
@goodwingroupox @PatsPints@OxfordChemistry@DurhamChemistry
Very jealous you have a copy before me (or any of the author team)! Happy to sign for your friend. Standard rate is one author signature per 100 end-of-chapter problems successfully solved.
Delighted that so many people have found the Excel Rietveld paper useful. Thanks to the tutors and students at the Durham powder school who test drove it!
https://t.co/bjyQzKC3i0
@djwink1 @IUCr_CPD@jeremykarl1958@SoM_esrf@ivana_evans@durham_uni@iucr
We welcomed @InsideOutCJ to @DurhamChemistry today to film Durham’s @teampigment for an upcoming episode. MChem student Rachael White, @johnsoevans group, showed them how the ancient pigment mosaic gold (SnS2) can be made in a modern laboratory. #DUinspire
A reactor design using a non-stoichiometric oxygen carrier to overcome chemical equilibrium limitations https://t.co/pX78xi2bbj ($) (there’s a very useful explainer video too – https://t.co/PmpdFuDMxR)
Great collaboration between @ProcterGamble, @DurhamChemistry and @isisneutronmuon
Blooming of Smectic Surfactant/Plasticizer Layers on Spin-Cast Poly(vinyl alcohol) Films https://t.co/a65YCzzSZJ