Alkaline Metals Biphthalate X-Ray Single Crystals: CsAP

Description

CsAP, or cesium ammonium hydrogen biphthalate, is an X-ray single crystal commonly used as a standard material for X-ray diffraction measurements. CsAP crystals have a relatively high density and a low absorption coefficient for X-rays, making them ideal for use as a reference material. They are also used in X-ray diffractometers as a calibration standard for obtaining accurate diffraction patterns of other materials. CsAP crystals are grown using the solution method, typically from a mixture of cesium chloride, ammonium biphthalate, and water.

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