Part 3: Amplitude and Phase Contrast 2016 - G. Jensen

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Thank you very much! Very good lecture. Listened the video 9 years ago. Listen again and find new things.

[@hanspfalzgraf6773]

32:44 Thank you for this! X-ray diffraction and Bragg's law make more sense now

[@darkrebel123]

Wow I love this video. I've been working in crystallography for 2 years, and am taking a Cryo EM course and crystallography course this semester. This video gave me about 7 aha moments where a lot of things fell into place in my mind.

[@annagardberg9765]

I agree completely about the aha moments! The part about the timing of the electrons being such that each one contributes individually was wild.

[@jingwu667]

Very good teacher. An honorable person.

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Thank you very much! Unexpectedly let me get rid of the trouble of Braggs equation and reciprocal lattice!

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Thank you very much! That was a very good lecture.

[@tarjei22]

Very well explained, thank you!

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Excellent video!

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[@christophhell2297]

Best vid ever!

[@keyboard_toucher]

19:02 looking for missing electrons

[@sexwax4191]

Very good video, helped me alot. The only thing that bugged me is that alpha isn't theta ^^.

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