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The crystal structures of two organic compounds have been determined using laboratory X-ray powder diffraction, employing the revolutionary XCelerator detector. The XCelerator uses the RMTS (Real Time Multiple Strip) detection technology, which allows for a huge increase in recording speed, while maintaining the resolution of the traditional powder diffractometer. Both compounds were measured on a XPert Pro Alpha-1 diffractometer. The powders were prepared as flat samples as well as capillary samples and recorded using a focusing incident beam monochromator in the case of the flat samples and a hybrid monochromator in case of the capillary samples.

Structure determination of two organic compounds from laboratory X-ray data, employing the XCelerator detector