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titleOfInvention X-ray analysis apparatus comprising a four-crystal monochromator
abstract in order to achieve a high resolution in an X-ray analysis apparatus, use is made of a monochromator comprising four crystals which are pair-wise positioned in parallel orientation, the two pairs being positioned in a mutual anti-parallel orientation. In order to achieve a high beam intensity, the radiation source may be arranged in the immediate vicinity of the first crystal pair. Each of the crystal pairs is preferably cut so as to form a U-shape from a single block of monocrystalline material relatively free from dislocations, preferably germanium.
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