Scattered intensities were collected at small-angles with a Dectris Pilatus 1M, and at wideangles with Dectris Pilatus 300k. Sample transmission factors were measured by means of a photodiode installed in the beam-stop of the SAXS detector, and an ionization chamber used as a primary beam monitor. The sample-to-detector distances allowed for a q-range of 0.11 < q < 7.36 nm -1 in SAXS, and of 5.76 < q < 52.64 nm -1 in WAXS. The scattering q-range at smallangles was calibrated against silver behenate and the intensity was calibrated to absolute units against water. The q-range in WAXS was calibrated with a silicon powder reference material (NIST SRM640f). The recorded 2D scattering data from the SAXS and WAXS detectors were reduced using the software package BUBBLE v. 4.2 . The reduction steps involved data normalizations and instrumental corrections, correction for transmission, subtraction of a background, followed by integration to 1D scattering curves. Since the covered q-ranges of the SAXS and WAXS overlapped between 5.76 and 7.36, the WAXS data can be normalized on the SAXS data.