1. Is there a difference in packing (coordination number) between these two types (FCC and HCP) of structures? 2. Look at the two structures. A small difference in arrangement of atoms causes a dramatic difference in the properties of FCC ductile metals and HCP brittle metals. Can you see it? Try to draw the differences (You can draw the 3-layers separately):

1. Is there a difference in packing (coordination number) between these two types (FCC and HCP) of structures? 2. Look at the two structures. A small difference in arrangement of atoms causes a dramatic difference in the properties of FCC ductile metals and HCP brittle metals. Can you see it? Try to draw the differences (You can draw the 3-layers separately):

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Chapter44: Semiconductors

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