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Mixtures of Fe crystallites and Cu crystallites with diameters of about 6 – 14 nm, have been prepared by inert gas condensation and subsequent compaction of the crystallites. Small angle X-ray scattering experiments using synchrotron radiation have been carried out to study the microstructure of the compacts on a nanometer scale. By variation of the atomic scattering factors near the K absorption edge of Fe, partial intensities have been obtained which provide separate information about the environment of the Fe or the Cu atoms, respectively. The partial intensities are interpreted in terms of scattering contributions of particles with different sizes. The resulting size distribution functions not only indicate the presence of Fe and Cu crystallites but also give evidence for correlations between the crystallites. These correlations between Fe and Cu crystals are interpreted in terms of a mixture of the chemically different crystallites on a nanometer scale.

A study of mixtures of nanometer sized Fe and Cu crystallites by anomalous small angle X-ray scattering (ASAXS)