15. In an X-ray diffraction experiment on NaCl, diamond and CsCl the following results was determined:Determine which sample is which? Bragg angle Sample ASample B Sample C0110.8°13.7°22.0°0215.3°15.9°37.7°0318.9°22.8°45.8°0422.0°27.0°59.8°0524.7°28.3°70.4°

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Bragg angle Sample A Sample B Sample C 01 10.8° 13.7° 22.0° 02 15.3° 15.9° 37.7° 03 18.9° 22.8° 45.8° 04 22.0° 27.0° 59.8° 05 24.7° 28.3° 70.4°

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15. In an X-ray diffraction experiment on NaCl, diamond and CsCl the following results was determined: Determine which sample is which?

Bragg angle Sample A
Sample B Sample C
01
10.8°
13.7°
22.0°
02
15.3°
15.9°
37.7°
03
18.9°
22.8°
45.8°
04
22.0°
27.0°
59.8°
05
24.7°
28.3°
70.4°

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