Second Derivative X-Ray Diffraction Fingerprint of Tibetan Medicine Snow Lotus Herb Based on the Five-Point-Formula Method

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A MATLAB program was written with the Five-Point-Formula method for obtaining the second derivative (SD) XRD pattern, using which the SD fingerprints of SiO2 and Tibetan medicine Snow Lotus Herb were gotten respectively. The results show that the problem of the diffuse XRD plant-based patterns analysis can be solved effectively, and it also possesses the remarkable zoom function, which is worth being spread.

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