The Bragg's angle in the first order for (100) reflection from nickel (FCC) is (45° ). When X-rays of wavelength 1.54 A° are employed in a diffraction experiment. Determine the lattice parameter of nickel. * O 3.122 О 3.322 O 4.5 O 3.722 О 41 O 2.522 O 2.722 O No answer

The Bragg's angle in the first order for (100) reflection from nickel (FCC) is (45° ). When X-rays of wavelength 1.54 A° are employed in a diffraction experiment. Determine the lattice parameter of nickel. * O 3.122 О 3.322 O 4.5 O 3.722 О 41 O 2.522 O 2.722 O No answer

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The Bragg's angle in the first order
for (100) reflection from nickel (FCC)
is (45° ). When X-rays of wavelength
1.54 A° are employed in a diffraction
experiment. Determine the lattice
parameter of nickel. *
O 3.122
О 3.322
O 4.5
O 3.722
О 41
O 2.522
O 2.722
O No answer

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