The [ 111 ] plane into the four index Miller-Bravais ( h, k, i, and l ) scheme for hexagonal unit cells. The [ 0 1 ¯ 2 ] plane into the four index Miller-Bravais ( h, k, i, and l ) scheme for hexagonal unit cells

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The [111] plane into the four index Miller-Bravais (h, k, i, and l) scheme for hexagonal unit cells.

The [01¯2] plane into the four index Miller-Bravais (h, k, i, and l) scheme for hexagonal unit cells

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