Diffraction intensities of (002) line were measured on six kinds of cokes, five petroleum cokes and polyvinyl-chloride coke PV-7, and a thermal black. The observed diffraction intensity was corrected for Lorentz-polarization factor, absorption factor and square of atomic scattering factor, and then normalized to a given experimental condition by using the diffraction intensity of polyethylene which was placed in the front of carbon specimen.
The samples except thermal black were impossible to be differentiated from each other by co-spacing, crystallite size, and strain deduced from half-width of diffraction lines. However, the samples used could be clearly distinguished from the diffraction intensity of (002) line. The difference in diffraction intensity seemed to be mainly due to the difference in the degree of preferred orientation of graphite-like layers in the specimen for X-ray, reflected from the texture of the coke and thermal black.
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