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Explain in detail and with the aid of diagrams the absence of the C type Bravais lattice for the Cubic System.
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- Which of the following statement(s) correctly define a Bravais lattice? Choose all that apply. An infinite set of discrete points with an arrangement and orientation that appears exactly the same, from whichever of the points the array is viewed Infinite set of discrete points that periodically occur to meet requirement of translational symmetry O Infinite set of discrete points that periodically occur and are arranged such that the surrounding of every lattice point is identical All lattices are Bravais latticeBurgers vectors (b) are used to represent the magnitude and direction of the lattice distortion resulting from dislocations. For the edge and screw dislocations, how are the Burgers vectors are defined? Please show in detail.