XRD Analysis

1. Upload XRD Data

Select an XRD image or numerical data file

Supported: PNG, JPG, JPEG, WEBP, CSV, TXT and DAT

Important: Numerical files containing 2θ and intensity values provide more reliable quantitative analysis than an image of a graph.

2. XRD Image Preview

Image analysis can provide a preliminary interpretation. For accurate peak positions, intensity and crystallite-size calculations, upload the original numerical XRD data.

2. Numerical XRD Data

The file should contain two columns: 2θ and Intensity.

X-ray wavelength (Å)

Cu Kα ≈ 1.5406 Å

Minimum peak prominence (%)

3. XRD Pattern

4. Detected Peaks

Peak	2θ (°)	Intensity	d-spacing (Å)

5. Scientific Explanation

What XRD can tell you

X-ray diffraction provides information about crystalline structure, diffraction peak positions, relative peak intensities and interplanar spacing.

The relationship between wavelength, diffraction angle and interplanar spacing is described by Bragg's law:

nλ = 2d sinθ