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Coherent X-Ray Scatter for Identifiction of Explosives

Institute of High Energy Physics,Chinese Academy of Sciences,Beijing 100049,China

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Coherent X-ray scattering spectra of some explosives (black powder, TNT, etc.) and some non-explosives (sugar, milk powder, coffee, paper, etc.) have been measured using polychromatic X-rays (1.2—38.2KeV) on Beijing Synchrotron Radiation Facility of IHEP Beijing. The measured peak positions of X-ray diffraction spectra can be regarded as a 'fingerprint' of the explosives. Principally, peak positions and identification techniques of diffraction spectra can be used for the identification of explosives.

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YU Zong-Qiang, ZHOU Hua-Shi and GAO Shu-Qi. Coherent X-Ray Scatter for Identifiction of Explosives[J]. Chinese Physics C, 2005, 29(6): 619-622.

YU Zong-Qiang, ZHOU Hua-Shi and GAO Shu-Qi. Coherent X-Ray Scatter for Identifiction of Explosives[J]. Chinese Physics C, 2005, 29(6): 619-622. shu

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Received: 2004-12-23
Revised: 1900-01-01

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Coherent X-Ray Scatter for Identifiction of Explosives

Corresponding author:YU Zong-Qiang,

Institute of High Energy Physics,Chinese Academy of Sciences,Beijing 100049,China

Received Date:2004-12-23
Accepted Date:1900-01-01
Available Online:2005-06-05

Abstract:Coherent X-ray scattering spectra of some explosives (black powder, TNT, etc.) and some non-explosives (sugar, milk powder, coffee, paper, etc.) have been measured using polychromatic X-rays (1.2—38.2KeV) on Beijing Synchrotron Radiation Facility of IHEP Beijing. The measured peak positions of X-ray diffraction spectra can be regarded as a 'fingerprint' of the explosives. Principally, peak positions and identification techniques of diffraction spectra can be used for the identification of explosives.