Using Bragg's law, calculate the diffraction angles (20) for all the peaks in thediffraction pattern of aluminum (Al) powders, given that Al has the FCC (facecentered cubic) crystal structure, and has an atomic radium of 0.143 nm. Pleaseverify they are the first order diffraction patterns.(111)100-A=0.1542 nm (Cuk radiation)(200)(220) (31)(222)(400) (331)(420)60 70 8020 (degrees)203050100 110 120Inte nsit y (arbitrary units)

Here following values are given Number peaks(n) =3, Wavelength(λ)=0.1542 nm and distance(d) =0.143…

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