Diffraction enhancement and new way to measure neutron electric charge and the ratio of inertial to gravitational mass

The essential magnification of an external affect on neutron diffracting by Laue for the Bragg angles θB close to right one has been experimentally observed. The factor of diffraction enhancement for the neutron trajectory “curvature” due to external field is proportional to tan2θB and can reach magnitude ∼108-109 in comparison with a free neutron. The new method to measure a neutron electric charge and the ratio of inertial to gravitational masses has been proposed. The estimations have shown a feasibility to improve the accuracy of a neutron electric charge measurement by about two orders of magnitude in comparison with the current value and measure the ratio of inertial to gravitational masses with the accuracy about σ(mi/mG)∼10-6.