X-ray crystallography

X-ray crystallography

A method for structural analysis of solids that have a repeating unit; dependent upon the ability of electrons to scatter X-rays, and capable of locating in space atoms larger than hydrogen in proteins and nucleic acids as well as in less complex compounds.

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