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The density of tantalum at 20°C is 16.69 g/cm³ and its unit cell is cubic. Given that the first five observed Bragg diffraction angles are e =19.31°, 27.88°, 34.95°, 41.41° and 47.69°, find the type of unit cell and its length. Take the wavelength of the x-ray radiation to be A =154.433 pm.

The density of tantalum at 20°C is 16.69 g/cm³ and its unit cell is cubic. Given that the first five observed Bragg diffraction angles are e =19.31°, 27.88°, 34.95°, 41.41° and 47.69°, find the type of unit cell and its length. Take the wavelength of the x-ray radiation to be A =154.433 pm.

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The density of tantalum at 20oC is 16.69 g/cm3 and its unit cell is cubic. Given that the first five observed Bragg diffraction angles are θ =19.31o, 27.88o, 34.95o, 41.41o and 47.69o, find the type of unit cell and its length. Take the wavelength of the x-ray radiation to be λ =154.433 pm.

The density of tantalum at 20°C is 16.69 g/cm3 and its unit cell is cubic. Given that the first five observed Bragg diffraction angles are e =19.31°, 27.88°, 34.95°, 41.41° and 47.69°, find the type of unit cell and its length. Take the wavelength of the x-ray radiation to be A =154.433 pm.
Transcribed Image Text:The density of tantalum at 20°C is 16.69 g/cm3 and its unit cell is cubic. Given that the first five observed Bragg diffraction angles are e =19.31°, 27.88°, 34.95°, 41.41° and 47.69°, find the type of unit cell and its length. Take the wavelength of the x-ray radiation to be A =154.433 pm.
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