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What are Miller indices?
They reciprocals of intercepts a plane makes with the x, y and z axes. They are denoted in the (h k l) format, their families in the {h k l} format.
2 zeros
What are in the Miller indices of a plane of cube face or one parallel to a cube?
What is a diagonal plane?
This plane has one Miller indice of zero.
They do not contain any atoms.
Why are higher order planes like (5 6 0) not interesting?
perpindicular
A plane and direction with the same indices are _______.
yes
Can a direction be reduced?
no
Can a plane be reduced?
What is planar density?
This number is the atoms centered on a plane divided by the area of that plan.
What is linear denity?
This number is the atoms centered on a direction vector divided by the length of that vector.
(111)
What is the closest packed plane in an FCC structure?
(0001)
What is the closest packed plane in an HCP structure?
What is a crystal structure?
This structure can be constructed by stacking closely packed planes.
What ABCABC?
An FCC structure has this stacking sequence.
What ABAB or ACAC?
An HCP structure has this stacking sequence.
What is X-Ray diffraction?
This method of determining crystal structures and inter-planar spacing is based on the constructive interference of x-rays scattered by atoms in a crystal.
What is Bragg's Law?
This condition is necessary for diffraction. n*lambda=2dsin(theta)
What is an amorphous material?
This material has no peaks in data from an x-ray diffractometer. (glass)