PCrystalX -- Web Application
Pablo L Bernardo

TL;DR
PCrystalX-Web is a user-friendly web application that enables researchers to analyze X-ray diffraction patterns efficiently using established methods like Scherrer and Williamson-Hall, simplifying the process compared to the full PCrystalX software.
Contribution
This paper introduces a web-based tool that simplifies and accelerates X-ray diffraction analysis for researchers across various fields.
Findings
Enables straightforward analysis of X-ray diffraction patterns
Supports estimation of crystallite size and strain
Provides an accessible alternative to the PCrystalX software
Abstract
PCrystalX-Web is a web application developed to be easy and fast to use. The purpose of the software is that researchers from any area are able to use two methods to analyze an X-ray diffraction pattern more straightforwardly. With the full width at half maximum (FWHM) as a function of 2 for each peak, it is possible to estimate the crystallite size by the Scherrer equation and apply the Williamson-Hall methods. PCrystalX-Web is a simplified version of the PCrystalX Software [1] program, which is still under development.
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Taxonomy
TopicsX-ray Diffraction in Crystallography
