Re: [sdpd] Publishing a Powder-Diffraction-based paper is hard sometimes

[Armel Le Bail <armel.le_bail...@univ-lemans.fr>]

>It is quite surprising in this day and age that any journal will accept
>a powder structure without the data and refinement being deposited as
>supporting information. Such a deposition might solve your problem with
>that reviewer? It seems you would be an ideal person to figure out how
>to get a deposition procedure working...

I don't see how a data deposit can explain an unexplained impurity ???

Armel



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