| The high supersaturation controls yielded mostly clusters or very small single crystals which did not diffract at all. |
| For example, audible sound waves have wavelengths of about one metre, which easily diffract around commonplace objects. |
| And to take lipstick radiance to new levels, the ruby powder is enriched with glass micro-beads that diffract light to infinity. |
| Alternating dark and light parallel lines on the detector mark where columns of silicon atoms diffract the electrons. |
| In 1912, Max von Laue predicted that the spacing of crystal layers is small enough to diffract light of the appropriate wavelength. |
| You wouldn't see the rainbow effect if you used two reflecting surfaces an inch apart because that distance too large to diffract visible light. |
