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"Re-stating the obvious: To solve structures from powder diffraction, first they must be indexed!"

by Lachlan M. D. Cranswick (CCP14 Project Secretary, UK)

For presentation, 11:00am to 12:00pm, Tuesday 19th November 2002, at Workshop on the Accuracy in X-ray Diffraction - November 19th to 22nd, 2002 - Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science (KRISS); Daejeon, South Korea

(Contact: Dr. Hyun Min Park)

This page is located at http://www.ccp14.ac.uk/poster-talks/korea2002b/


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Table of Contents

Re-stating the obvious: To solve structures from powder diffraction, first they must be indexed!

Based on a co-authored presentation at the ACA 2002 conference in San-Antonio, Texas, USA

Notes Free Zone - they are on the web

Talk Aims

Some History of Powder Indexing

Some History of Powder Indexing - 2

Some History of Powder Indexing - 3

Checking Sample Purity

Peak Profiling Software

Empirical peak fitting : Some tricks may be required for stability and reasonable results

Peak Profiling: high accuracy peak positions using Fundamental Parameters peak profiling

XFIT Fundamental Parameters Peak Profiling mode : fit to a low angle peak on a Bragg-Brentano diffractometer

Powder Indexing FOM Results XFIT Fundamental Parameters peak profiling compared to empirical Peak Fitting

Powder Indexing - indexing programs

Powder Indexing - indexing suites

Powder Indexing - specialist programs

Powder Indexing - specialist programs

Powder Indexing - Using PowderX

Powder Indexing - Using Winplotr

Powder Indexing - the Crysfire suite (1)

Powder Indexing - the Crysfire suite (2)

Powder Indexing - the Crysfire suite (3)

New Release - Crysfire 2002

Why bother running more than one powder indexing program?

Powder Indexing - Routine Crysfire Example Run crysfire

Powder Indexing - Routine Crysfire Example Importing an XFIT peak file using the IM (Import command)

Powder Indexing - Routine Crysfire Example “lo” to load a CDT file estimate of expected unit cell volume is given

Powder Indexing - Routine Crysfire Example “in” to target an indexing program

Powder Indexing - Routine Crysfire Example target ITO with defaults

Powder Indexing - Routine Crysfire Example ITO runs

Powder Indexing - Routine Crysfire Example After Ito completes, press enter to see output file

Powder Indexing - Routine Crysfire Example Then “enter” again to see “one solution per line” summary

Powder Indexing - Routine Crysfire Example “Enter” again to see Le Page summary of reduced cells

Powder Indexing - Routine Crysfire Example

Powder Indexing - Routine Crysfire Example Finally: the complete summary file - 3332 trial solutions

Powder Indexing - Routine Crysfire Example Complete Le Page summary file of reduced cells - 3332 trial solutions

Crysfire Self Calibration Bragg-Bretano Data

Crysfire Self Calibration Example

Crysfire Rescaling

Crysfire Re-scaling Protein Data (from Bob von Dreele)

Crysfire Rescaling example Inorganic - on opening : Crysfire suggests rescaling

Ignoring the rescaling suggestion No obvious solutions

RS is the Rescale Command Crysfire will automatically change the filename and title

After running the indexing programs: MS, then U to unscale the summary file

Indexing using the suggested rescaling of 0.5 An obvious cubic (23.923 A) solution found by Taup

Chekcell: Interpreting Crysfire Summary Files: Powder Indexing and Spacegroup Assignment

Chekcell : easy to see non-matching or impurity peaks

Chekcell : automatic cell and spacegroup searching

Chekcell: “integration” of Ton Spek and A. Meetsma’s Le Page (Crysfire 2001 now also provides a reduced-cell summary)

Chekcell: GUI Cell transformation

Chekcell: Density / Z/ Mol. Vol explorer

Chekcell: example of it running Load the raw diffraction data

Chekcell: example of it running Load the peak position file

Chekcell: example of it running Load the Crysfire summary file

Chekcell: example of it running Use the tools to evaluate the trial cells

Crysfire / Chekcell: indexing powder Protein data

Crysfire / Chekcell: indexing powder Protein data

MMAP

MMAP - what does the output look like?

MMAP - what does the output look like?

MMAP

MMAP - which of these objects is man made? Using peak height as the selection criteria.

MMAP - which of these peaks is man made? 2

Analogous problem with powder indexing

An Mmap landscape

Mmap

Mmap

Mmap : Is the following a good solution?

Mmap : Yes looks a good solution

Mmap : Is the following a good solution?

Mmap

Mmap: Is the following a good solution?

Mmap

Mmap

MCMaile by Armel Le Bail

A MCMaile ASCII input file

MCMaile is running

MCMaile output files

MCMaile : on large cubic

MCMaile : on large cubic

SDPDRR-II (Structure Determination by Powder Diffractometry Round Robin - 2 )

SDPDRR-II - Indexing Results

SDPDRR-II - Sample 1

SDPDRR-II - Sample 2

SDPDRR-II - Sample 3

SDPDRR-II - Sample 3 Tetragonal or Cubic?

SDPDRR-II - Sample 3: Tetragonal: 1 peak unmatched - 46 hkl’s (P42MC et al) to match 25 reflections

SDPDRR-II - Sample 3: Tetragonal: Running LePage shows a cubic cell (18.885Å)

SDPDRR-II - Sample 3: Visual inspection of cubic cell implies “bad”peak could still be an impurity

SDPDRR-II - Sample 3: Cubic: 37 hkl’s to match 25 reflections (I23 et al) (vs 46 hkl’s in tetragonal)

SDPDRR-II - Samples 4 to 8

Be on the lookout for bugs in the Software! Found in LePage - within Chekcell

The Future

Conclusion

Author: Lachlan Cranswick

Email: l.m.d.cranswick@dl.ac.uk

Home Page: http://www.ccp14.ac.uk

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