Colloid Science
Bragg diffraction is a phenomenon that occurs when X-rays or other waves are scattered by a crystalline material, resulting in specific angles of constructive interference. This process is essential for determining the crystal structure of materials, particularly in the study of colloidal crystals and photonic materials, where the arrangement of particles influences optical properties and behavior.
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