Alkaline Metals Biphthalate X-Ray Single Crystals: KAP

Description

Potassium acid phthalate (KAP) is a well-known X-ray single crystal. It is a member of the organic crystal family and is often used as a calibration standard for X-ray diffraction experiments. KAP crystals are transparent and colorless, and they have a tetragonal crystal structure. KAP crystals have been used in various X-ray experiments, including high-resolution X-ray diffraction, X-ray topography, and X-ray fluorescence analysis. They are also used in X-ray imaging techniques, such as X-ray crystallography, X-ray computed tomography (CT), and X-ray powder diffraction.

Specification

Crystal		KAP
Reflection surface 2d, nm		2.664 (001)
Peak reflection coefficient Pc, %	Si_{k_±}, 0.712 nm	5.0
	Al_{k_±}, 0.834 nm	12.0
	Mg_{k_±}, 0.989 nm	10.0
	Na_{k_±}, 1.191 nm	7.0
	Cu_{l_±}, 1.336 nm	5.5
	Fe_{k_±}, 1.831 nm	2.0
Reflection integral coefficient, Rc x 10⁵ rad	Si_{k_±}, 0.712 nm	2.0
	Al_{k_±}, 0.834 nm	3.1
	Mg_{k_±}, 0.989 nm	3.3
	Na_{k_±}, 1.191 nm	3.8
	Cu_{l_±}, 1.336 nm	4.2
	Fe_{k_±}, 1.831 nm	4.9

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