X-ray powder diffraction data for ammonium hydrogen (acid) urate, NH4C5H3NO3

Four powder diffraction patterns taken under different experimental conditions were denoised by a new method, i.e., thresholding of wavelet coefficients. The patterns were transformed by discrete wavelet transform applying Coiflet4 wavelet function. WLS refinements of peaksʹ positions, FWHM, and intensity showed that wavelet denoising, in contrast to previously used polynomial smoothing, did not shift the maxima and preserved peak and integrated intensities. This method may therefore represent an useful alternative to polynomial filters or filters based on Fourier transform.