The figure below depicts a plane of atoms of radius R in some crystal. The plane intersects the atoms through their centers. Therefore, we do not see atoms above and below this plane. We just see the circular cross-sections of the atoms that lie within the plane. If we consider only simple cubic (SC), body-centered cubic (BCC), and face-centered cubic (FCC) crystal structures as options, and we have no more information to rely on, what are the possible identities for the plane shown above? Select the plane family and crystal structure pair that is consistent with the plane shown above (select two of the options below). Hint: Convince yourself of your response by sketching out the corresponding unit cell faces that lie on this plane. {100} SC (100) BCC [100] FCC (110) SC (110) BCC (110) FCC (111) SC (111) BCC (111) FCC

The figure below depicts a plane of atoms of radius R in some crystal. The plane intersects the atoms through their centers. Therefore, we do not see atoms above and below this plane. We just see the circular cross-sections of the atoms that lie within the plane. If we consider only simple cubic (SC), body-centered cubic (BCC), and face-centered cubic (FCC) crystal structures as options, and we have no more information to rely on, what are the possible identities for the plane shown above? Select the plane family and crystal structure pair that is consistent with the plane shown above (select two of the options below). Hint: Convince yourself of your response by sketching out the corresponding unit cell faces that lie on this plane. {100} SC (100) BCC [100] FCC (110) SC (110) BCC (110) FCC (111) SC (111) BCC (111) FCC

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The figure below depicts a plane of atoms of radius R in some crystal. The plane intersects the atoms through their centers.
Therefore, we do not see atoms above and below this plane. We just see the circular cross-sections of the atoms that lie within the plane.
If we consider only simple cubic (SC), body-centered cubic (BCC), and face-centered cubic (FCC) crystal structures as options,
and we have no more information to rely on, what are the possible identities for the plane shown above?
Select the plane family and crystal structure pair that is consistent with the plane shown above (select two of the options below).
Hint: Convince yourself of your response by sketching out the corresponding unit cell faces that lie on this plane.
{100} SC
(100) BCC
[100] FCC
(110) SC
(110) BCC
(110) FCC
(111) SC
(111) BCC
{111) FCC

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