Friedel's law

For real atomic scattering factors,

F (- h) = F (h)^{*}

and

I (- h) = I (h)

.

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Friedel's law is a principle in crystallography that relates to the symmetry of X-ray diffraction patterns. Specifically, it states that the intensity of diffracted X-rays from a crystal will be the same for reflections that are related by a center of symmetry (or inversion center).

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