Which of the following schemes for the repeating pattern of close-packed planes are ways of generating close-packed lattices? Explain your answer. (i) ABCCABC ... (ii) ABAC ... (iii) ACCA ... (iv) ABCBC ... (v) ABBABC ... (vi) ABCB ...

Which of the following schemes for the repeating pattern of close-packed planes are ways of generating close-packed lattices? Explain your answer. (i) ABCCABC ... (ii) ABAC ... (iii) ACCA ... (iv) ABCBC ... (v) ABBABC ... (vi) ABCB ...

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Chapter21: The Solid State: Crystals

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