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2. For small diffraction angles Bragg's Law can be written as dr =?L, where d is the interplanar spacing (d-spacing), r is the radial distance between the center of the zero-order spot and the associated spot or ring, ? is the wavelength of the incident electrons and L is the distance between the specimen and the photographic plate. Together, ?L is called the camera constant. Shown below is the EDP for a cubic Mn doped indium-tin oxide sample. Complete the table below assuming ?L = 106.5. Ring Miller indices d-spacing, [Å] Lattice parameter a, [Å] a (211) b (222) c (440) d (622) Mn doped ITO d) c) b) a)

          2. For small diffraction angles Bragg's Law can be written as dr =?L, where d is the
interplanar spacing (d-spacing), r is the radial distance between the center of the
zero-order spot and the associated spot or ring, ? is the wavelength of the incident
electrons and L is the distance between the specimen and the photographic plate.
Together, ?L is called the camera constant.
Shown below is the EDP for a cubic Mn doped indium-tin oxide sample.
Complete the table below assuming ?L = 106.5.
Ring Miller indices d-spacing, [Å] Lattice parameter a, [Å]
a (211)
b (222)
c (440)
d (622)
Mn doped ITO
d)
c)
b)
a)

$2. For small diffraction angles Bragg's Law can be written as dr =?L, where d is the interplanar spacing (d-spacing), r is the radial distance between the center of the zero-order spot and the associated spot or ring, ? is the wavelength of the incident electrons and L is the distance between the specimen and the photographic plate. Together, ?L is called the camera constant. Shown below is the EDP for a cubic Mn doped indium-tin oxide sample. Complete the table below assuming ?L = 106.5. Ring Miller indices d-spacing, [Å] Lattice parameter a, [Å] a (211) b (222) c (440) d (622) Mn doped ITO d) c) b) a)$

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