Table 2. diffraction orders visible in best images.
Spot (index) |
Resolution (Å) |
Comments | Teare (1959) X-ray structure amplitude |
---|---|---|---|
1,1 | 4.12 | very strong | 174 |
2,0 | 3.71 | very strong | 315 |
2,1 | 2.97 | weak | 77 |
0,2 | 2.48 | strong | 189 |
1,2 | 2.35 | medium | 89 |
3,1 | 2.21 | medium | 152 |
2,2 | 2.06 | medium | 131 |
4,0 | 1.85 | very weak | 33 |
3,2 | 1.75 | very weak | 70 |
4,1 | 1.73 | very weak | 71 |
1,3 | 1.61 | weak (see inset in Figure 7) | 50 |
2,3 | 1.51 | very weak, highest resolution (inset to Figure 7) | 63 |
5,1 | 1.42 | - (not observed) | 61 |
3,3 | 1.37 | - (not observed) | 45 |
Footnote to Table 2: The CTF is not known for any of the reflections in these low dose images, in which Thon rings from the supporting carbon film are not observed. The amplitudes of the higher order reflections will also be reduced by the envelope function of the microscope, which was not characterized in these experiments, and by the MTF of the film and film scanner.