A crystal was analyzed using X‑ray diffraction with radiation from a cobalt source. The observed angle was 7.65∘.7.65∘.
Determine the distance between layers of the crystal.
This problem can be approached by using Bragg's Law of Diffraction which states
On rearranging it becomes
Where wavelength of X-ray used , is the interplanar spacing. is diffraction angle.
Co-K has wavelength of 1.79 . and is 7.65 . Solving it we get = 6.723 (Ans) interlayer spacing.
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