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Anwendung der elektroneninterferenz mit der kurzen wellenlänge zur materialprüfung
An electron diffraction procedure with the short wavelength (about 0.027 Å) proved to give rise to the interference patterns with high S-N ratio. This was demonstrated with the brilliant face of diamond and with a rolled film of pure gold. The observations served for identifying diamond and gold in terms of nondestructive analysis.