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NPD
(redirected from Neutron Powder Diffractometer)

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NPDNarcissistic Personality Disorder
NPDNew Product Development
NPDNouveau Parti Démocratique (Canada)
NPDNationaldemokratische Partei Deutschlands (National Democratic Party of Germany)
NPDNorwegian Petroleum Directorate
NPDNASA Policy Directive
NPDNuclear Protein Database (UK)
NPDNational Preparedness Directorate (US FEMA)
NPDNo Performance Determined
NPDNitrogen Phosphorous Detector
NPDNational Purchase Diary
NPDNeutral Particle Detector
NPDNational Pig Development
NPDNetwork Probe Daemon
NPDNuclear Power Development
NPDNoise-Power-Distance (FAA Integrated Noise Model)
NPDNashville Police Department
NPDNon-Proliferation and Disarmament (Fund)
NPDNew Product Dynamics
NPDNames and Presence Database
NPDNo Pay Due (US Army Finance)
NPDNational Police Department
NPDNASA Policy Documents
NPDNASA Program Directive
NPDNormal Photoelectron Diffraction
NPDNeutron Powder Diffractometer
NPDNames and Presence Directory (instant message systems)
NPDNo Perfumes or Dyes
NPDNavy Procurement Directive
NPDNominal Pipe Diameter (structural engineering)
NPDNull Packet Deletion (DVB standard)
NPDNumber Plan Digit
NPDNormal Place of Duty
NPDNorthville Police Department
NPDNiskayuna Police Department
NPDName & Presence Detection (instant messenging networks)
NPDNext Payment Due
NPDNon-Payment Disconnect (telecommunications industry)
NPDNutley Police Department (Nutley, NJ)
NPDNon-Private Dwelling (Australia and New Zealand)


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Since the 1970s, three generations of neutron diffraction instrumentation have been built at the NIST Center for Neutron Research (NCNR); the current instrument is the most versatile and highest resolution neutron powder diffractometer in the United States.
The instrumentation available to the crystallographer today at the NIST reactor must be considered as the best in the United States, and, in particular, the new high-resolution neutron powder diffractometer is a world-class instrument whose usefulness will last for many years to come.
The conceptual design for the third-generation BT-1 neutron powder diffractometer was complete by 1984, but fiscal constraints and some engineering problems, particularly with the fabrication of suitable collimators, delayed its completion until 1992.
 
 
 
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