HW(2 questions)Determine the distance between nearest (110) planes in a simple cubic lattice with alattice constant of an = 4.83 Å. (y 7sThe lattice constant of a face-centered-cubicstructure is 4.75 Å. Calculate the surfacedensity of atoms for (a)a (100) plane and (b) a (110) plane.(Ans. (a) 8.86 x 10+ cm-, (b) 6.27 x 10" cm-2]

1. Given data : Lattice constant a0 = 4. 83 A° Simple cubic lattice (110) planes The distance…

Determine the distance between nearest (110) planes in a simple cubic lattice with a lattice constant of an = 4.83 Å. (y The lattice constant of a face-centered-cubicstructure is 4.75 Å. Calculate the surface density of atoms for (a)a (100) plane and (b) a (110) plane. (Ans. (a) 8.86 x 104 cm-2, (b) 6.27 x 101" cm-2]

Determine the distance between nearest (110) planes in a simple cubic lattice with a lattice constant of an = 4.83 Å. (y The lattice constant of a face-centered-cubicstructure is 4.75 Å. Calculate the surface density of atoms for (a)a (100) plane and (b) a (110) plane. (Ans. (a) 8.86 x 104 cm-2, (b) 6.27 x 101" cm-2]

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