1. Comparative Analysis of X-Ray Powder Diffraction Patterns: Investigating Tungsten Powder and Calcium Fluoride with Varying Standard Deviations. 2. Unveiling the Diversity: Examining X-Ray Powder

This study examines the X-ray powder diffraction patterns of tungsten powder, characterized by a primitive standard deviation (A=0.03), and calcium fluoride featuring a face-centered standard deviation (A=0.08). As two materials with different lattice structures, they undergo different diffraction phenomena which are systematically analyzed in this report. The comparison and analysis could lead to a more comprehensive understanding of powder diffraction and the determination of the structural properties of these materials. The investigation could potentially yield valuable insights, not only into the specific properties of tungsten and calcium fluoride, but also into the wider applicability of X-ray diffraction in materials science.