X-rays with a wavelength of 1.54 Å are used in diffraction off of an FCC metal powder which has a lattice constant of 3.15 Å. (a). Calculate the value of 20 necessary for the observation of the (111) 5. diffraction line. (b). Provide the Miller indices and 20 angle of the next lower angle line, if any exists. Hint: The lowest angle line for FCC has the largest 'd value.

X-rays with a wavelength of 1.54 Å are used in diffraction off of an FCC metal powder which has a lattice constant of 3.15 Å. (a). Calculate the value of 20 necessary for the observation of the (111) 5. diffraction line. (b). Provide the Miller indices and 20 angle of the next lower angle line, if any exists. Hint: The lowest angle line for FCC has the largest 'd value.

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