Explanation Given info: Wavelength for monochromatic x-rays is 0.166 nm and spacing between planes of atoms is 0.314 nm . The Bragg’s law for the scattering of x-rays can be given as, n λ = 2 d sin θ Here, θ is the angle of beam relative to surface. λ is the wavelength of monochromatic x-rays. n is the order of diffraction. d is the spacing between plane of atoms. Rearrange the above equation for θ , θ = sin − 1 ( n λ 2 d ) Substitute 2 for n , 0.166 nm for λ and 0.314 nm for d in the above equation, θ = sin − 1 ( 2 ( 0

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