Q1: Choose the correct answer:1. the reasons that cause stacking fault is:a) Change of the layer sequenceb) Gliding twins are the result of stress on the crystal.C) mismatch across the grain boundaryd) annealing2. The definite x-ray spectrum (linear) is obtained due toa) Deflection of electron beam due to positively charged nucleus of the target atomb) Knocking off the tight bound electrons from the target atomsc) The atomic mass of target metal is highd)speed of electron beam is high3. X-ray diffraction patterns are used for studying crystal structure of solids because:a) They have very high energy, hence they can penetrate through solidsb) They are electromagnetic radiation, and hence do not interact with matterc) Their wavelengths are comparable to inter-atomic distancesd) Their high frequency enables rapid analysis4. vacancy equilibrium concentration increases (exponentially) with the increase ofa) foreign atomsb) temperaturec) interstitial defectsd) stress5. when a small size atom is sited in between crystal atoms, the surrounding lattice is compressed, thistype isa) vacancy defectb) interstitial defectsc) small substitutional atomsd) Schottky defects

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Q1: Choose the correct answer:
1. the reasons that cause stacking fault is:
a) Change of the layer sequence
b) Gliding twins are the result of stress on the crystal.
C) mismatch across the grain boundary
d) annealing
2. The definite x-ray spectrum (linear) is obtained due to
a) Deflection of electron beam due to positively charged nucleus of the target atom
b) Knocking off the tight bound electrons from the target atoms
c) The atomic mass of target metal is high
d)speed of electron beam is high
3. X-ray diffraction patterns are used for studying crystal structure of solids because:
a) They have very high energy, hence they can penetrate through solids
b) They are electromagnetic radiation, and hence do not interact with matter
c) Their wavelengths are comparable to inter-atomic distances
d) Their high frequency enables rapid analysis
4. vacancy equilibrium concentration increases (exponentially) with the increase of
a) foreign atoms
b) temperature
c) interstitial defects
d) stress
5. when a small size atom is sited in between crystal atoms, the surrounding lattice is compressed, this
type is
a) vacancy defect
b) interstitial defects
c) small substitutional atoms
d) Schottky defects

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