Crystallography, cubic cells. In the case of a compact hexagonal network, show that the following relationship between edges is true:
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Crystallography, cubic cells. In the case of a compact hexagonal network, show that the following relationship...
1. Outline the similarities and differences between cubic and hexagonal close-packed arrangements of spheres, paying particular attention to (a) coordination numbers, (b) interstitial holes and (c) unit cells 2. What do you understand by the "band theory of metals'?
Question 1: Crystal Lattices Hexagonal Close Packed (HCP) Cubic Close Packed (CCP) Sodium Chloride Zinc Blende Wurtzite a) Draw the structures of all close packing and ionic lattices above. b) Identify the presence of octahedral and tetrahedral holes between layers. How many of each type of "hole" surround each atom in the lattice? c) Identify the layers of each structure in the drawings. d) Write an account of close packed lattice structures. e) Note the similarities and differences between Hexagonal...
How many atoms are in the following unit cells? Body centered cubic, face centered cubic (FCC), a hypothetical body centered/face centered cubic crystal, and a hypothetical diamond cubic structure with superimposed face centered cubic and body centered cubic atoms. Calculate the ratio of the packing factors for the following cases: simple cubic to face centered cubic. simple cubic to hypothetical face centered body centered cubic crystal (i.e. a face centered cubic with a similar atom placed in the center simple...
Use the space-filling models of the three cubic unit cells, to complete the table below. 1/8 atom at 1/8 atom at 1 atom 8 corners 8 corners at center 1/2 atom at 6 corners 1/8 atom at 8 corners simple body-centered face-centered number atoms per unit cell coordination # What is the net number of sodium ions and chloride ions in a sodium chloride unit cell?! Differentiate between hexagonal closest packing and cubic closest packing.
1) What are the following directions in the cubic unit cells; don't just answer but SHOW the route you took!
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Problem-1 (Crystallography 12 points (a) A material is a volume of 1 cm, is composed of an fcc lattice with a lattice constant of 2.5nm. The "atoms" in this material are actually coffee beans. Assume the coffee beans are hard spheres with each bean touching its nearest neighbor. Determine the volume of coffee after coffee beans have been ground (assume 100% packing density of the ground coffee? [2 pts.] (b) Consider a three-dimensional...
4. Do each of the following: (a) Show that a finite union of compact sets is compact, i.e. given compact sets K1,.., Kn show that K1U .U Kn is compact. (b) Show that an arbitrary intersection of compact sets is compact, i.e. given compact sets {Ka}a where each Ka is compact, show that no Ka is compact. 1 Give a counterexample for (a) in the case that the word finite is replaced by the word infinite, i.e. exhibit infinitely many...
in MATLAB Curve fitting Given the following data, find the best linear functional relationship and cubic functional relationship using “polyfit,” “polyval,” and “plot” built-in functions. Plot all three fits that you got from Matlab. A rough plot by hand is allowable. You do not need to provide any codes. x = [-3, -2, 0, 1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9]; y = [5, 7, 8, 10, 6, 2, -4, -6, -2, 1];
(a) Differentiate between Face- Centered Cubic (FCC) and Body-Centered Cubic (BCC) crystal structures. Why FCC metals are more ductile than BCC metals? 5 marks) (ii) show the relationship between the unit cell edge length, a, and the atomic radius, R, for a BCC crystal. Iron has a BCC crystal structure, an atomic radius of 0.124 nm, and atomic weight of 55.85 g/mol. Calculate its theoretical density Given: Avogardo's Number is 6.02 x 105 atoms/mol (5 marks) Figure 1 Determine the...
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Let X be a compact Hausdorff space and Y a subset of X. Let J/ be the ideal of functions in C(X) vanishing on Y. In general, Amay not be isomorphic to C(Y). Evaluate the following statement: If Y is closed in X, then Ais isomorphic to C(Y). If you answer true, is this isomorphism also isometric?
Let X be a compact Hausdorff space and Y a subset of X. Let...