Abstract
The structure of shock-compressed lithium fluoride single crystals has been studied using pulsed X-ray diffraction with Kα and Kβ characteristic radiation lines. The X-ray diffraction patterns of the shock-compressed single crystals indicate that the monoblocks are rotated by ∼3° in the shock-wave front in both the plastic flow region and the elastic region. Ignoring this phenomenon leads to errors in the interpretation of the obtained results.
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