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Using Cu-Ka radiation (I = 154 pm), The Bragg angle is 22.2 for the (110) type planes for a BCC crystal of lattice parameter 288 pm and n = 1. Are these reflections allowed?

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Using Cu-Ka radiation (I
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154 pm), The Bragg angle is 22.2 for the (110) type planes for a BCC crystal of lattice
parameter 288 pm and n = 1. Are these reflections allowed?

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