Tables of Experimental Reference Intensity Ratios Table No. 2, December, 1989

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This is a second and considerably expanded edition of the RIR table. We are pleased that considerable interest is now being generated in the RIR table; several contributors have provided measured data for this second edition. We have also added many entries of common minerals and simple compounds from the JCPDS data base and will continue to add more from this source with each succeeding table published. In this regard where we receive requests for a particular class of RIR's (alloys, or rare earth oxides, for examples) we can give higher priority to extracting these values from the JCPDS data base.The reader should refer to the text explanation of the first published table in Vol. 3, No. 4 of this journal. In the first text two important errors are noted here; Equation (3) should have read RIRcorr = RIRobs/Wj; and the second sample preparation category of section 4 Specific Parameters should read “(w) Methods including well mounts with side or back loading or similar process”.

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