Orientation-determination

X-ray diffraction (XRD) stands as one of the most powerful analytical techniques in materials science today. This non-destructive method provides researchers with crucial insights into crystalline materials across diverse fields including metallurgy, pharmaceuticals, semiconductors, ceramics, and geological sciences. While the theoretical foundations of XRD are well-established, its practical applications continue to expand as technology advances. This blog explores how XRD serves as an indispensable tool for determining crystallinity and orientation in modern materials research and industrial applications.