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  • Calculation of Theoretical Total Number of Reflections (ignoring symmetry)

    The theoretical number of reflections to a given resolution limit is given by:

    N = [(4/3)*pi*23 / lambda3] * V * (sin(theta_max))3, but sin(theta_max) = lambda/(2*d), so

    N = [(4/3)*pi*23 / lambda3] * V * (lambda/2*d)3],

    N = [(4/3)*pi*23 * V /(2*d)3]

        N = the expected number of reflections
        V = unitcell volume,
        d = high resolution limit for the data collection


    a b c alpha beta gamma
    High resolution limit Å

    Volume of the cell: Å**3
    Number of expected reflections:
    To Do Additional Calculations: Change the appropriate values above and press CALCULATE again.

    Last revised: Thursday, 25-Apr-2002 13:21:24 EDT
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