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By appropriate selection of two or three wavelengths, intensity differences can be used for obtaining directly the electron density distribution (i.e. the arrangement of atoms) for parts of a crystal structure. Application to macro­molecules and amorphous binary substances appear fea­sible.

Notizen: Mapping Parts of the Electron Density Distribution from X-Ray Bragg Scattering Intensities (Lambda Technique)