a. On the unit cells below, draw a close-packed direction for each of the indicated structures. y y y Simple Cubic FCC ВСС b. Name each of the directions you drew above in Miller Indices notation: Simple cubic FCC ВСС c. Show the generic equation you need to calculate the linear density: d. Write the # of atoms along the closest-packed directions (from part a) (within the unit cell), assuming one atom per basis for: Simple cubic FCC ВСС e. Write the length of the closest-packed directions (within the unit cell) in terms of the lattice constant a for: Simple cubic FCC ВСС

a. On the unit cells below, draw a close-packed direction for each of the indicated structures. y y y Simple Cubic FCC ВСС b. Name each of the directions you drew above in Miller Indices notation: Simple cubic FCC ВСС c. Show the generic equation you need to calculate the linear density: d. Write the # of atoms along the closest-packed directions (from part a) (within the unit cell), assuming one atom per basis for: Simple cubic FCC ВСС e. Write the length of the closest-packed directions (within the unit cell) in terms of the lattice constant a for: Simple cubic FCC ВСС

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Chapter44: Semiconductors

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