Which of the following schemes for the repeating pattern of close-packed planes are ways of generating close-packed lattices? Explain your answer. (i) АВССАВС .. (i) АВАС ... (ii) ACCA. (iv) АВСВС (v) АВВАВС (vi) АВСВ

Which of the following schemes for the repeating pattern of close-packed planes are ways of generating close-packed lattices? Explain your answer. (i) АВССАВС .. (i) АВАС ... (ii) ACCA. (iv) АВСВС (v) АВВАВС (vi) АВСВ

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Chapter21: Structure And Bonding In Solids

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Which of the following schemes for the repeating pattern of close-packed planes
are ways of generating close-packed lattices? Explain your answer.
(i)
АВССАВС ..
(ii)
АВАС ...
(ii)
ACCA..
(iv)
АВСВС ..
(v)
АВВАВС
(vi)
АВСВ

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