Lecture 2: Atomic Bonding and Crystal Structure (cont.) Flashcards

1
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What if a place does not intercept with any of the axes shown?

A

shift the plane parallelly so it can intercept with a&b

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What qualifies an equivalent plane? what are different examples of equivalent planes in cubic structures that belong to the same family plane { 1 1 0 }

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Equivalent planes can be transformed into each other (rotation reflection or inversion -)

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3
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What coordinate system is used for hexagonal crystals

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four-axis (Miller-Bravais) coordinate system

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What is the method for defining the coordinate system for hexagonal crystals (when component c is 0)?

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  1. vector repositioned (if necessary) to pass through origin
  2. read off projections in terms of unit cel dimensions a1, a2, a3, ac
  3. adjust to smallest integer values (not inverting)
  4. enclose in square brackets, no commas [uvtw]
    u + v + t = 0 must hold
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5
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How would you determine the miller-bravais indices for this crystal?

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6
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what is it called for a hexagonal crystals when c is 0?

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it’s on the “basal plane”

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How do you find the indices for a hexagonal crystal with an os vector NOT on the basal place (non-zero)? (os means origin to s vector)

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How do you convert from 3-axis to 4-axis in hexagonal crystals?

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’ - related to 3-axis, u v t w related to hexag

u = 1/3 (2u’-v’)
v = 1/3 (2 v’-u’)
t = -(u+v)
w = w ‘

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10
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How do you find the miler-bravais indices for this hexagonal ABCD plane?

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intercepts –> reciprocals –> miller-bravais indices

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11
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How do you find the miller-bravais indices for this pyramidal plane?

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12
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BCC : atoms/unit cell? close-packed directions? CN? atomic packing factor? body diagonal direction/lattice constant formula?

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2 atoms/unit cell

close packed <111> directions

CN = 8

APF: 0.68

4r = a*sqrt(3), body diagonal <111>

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13
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FCC : atoms/unit cell? close-packed directions/planes? CN? atomic packing factor? face diagonal direction/lattice constant formula?

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4 atoms/unit cell

<110> close packed directions

close packed planes {111}

CN = 12

APF = 0.74

face diagonal <110>, 4r = a*sqrt(2)

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14
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HCP: atoms/unit cell? close-packed directions/planes? CN? atomic packing factor?

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6 atoms/unit cell

close packed <11-20>

close packed planes {0001}

CN = 12

APF = 0.74

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15
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Which basic crystals are close-packed structures?

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FCC and HCP

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16
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What are the close packed planes of FCC and HCP? their packing sequences?

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FCC:
{111}
ABCABCABC (repeat every 3 layers)

HCP:
{0001}
ABABABAB (repeat every 2)

17
Q

what is a stacking fault?

A

when a certain layer in the packing sequence does not follow

18
Q

What structures do most pure metals form? Carbon? Give an example of allotropy.

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BCC FCC or HCP

Carbon: graphite or diamond

Allotropy: Fe- BCC @910 °C, FCC@1400 °C, BCC@1535 °C

19
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Give two examples of AB-type compounds. what do they look like?

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Magnesia & Brass

MgO - 2 FCC lattices formed

CuZn - BCC with Cu @ corners and Zn @ body center