Lecture 4 Flashcards
what are the close packed planes in a HCP? how many are there?
the hexagonal layers of close-packed spheres (basal planes)
1
what are the close packed planes in a CCP? how many are there?
the (111) planes (think about them being across the X/s of the tops and bottoms), which are perpendicular to a cube’s body diagonal
4
how many close-packed directions are in one close-packed plane for hcp and ccp?
3 in both
What is the difference in the images of HCP versus simple hexagonal
HCP vs. SH
atoms/unit cell
a = ___
CN =
APF =
HCP
6 atoms
a = 2r
CN = 12
AFP = 0.74
SH
3 atoms
a = 2r
CN = 8
APF = 0.605
In the calculation of the simple hexagonal, what do we use in atoms/unit cell?
we use 1 atom bc it’s a primitive unit cell
what does layer construction look like for hexagonal versus square
how do you form ccp or simple cublic structure with layering
lay a cubic layer of atoms
CCP: next layer on the square interstices
SC: next layer on top of the first
is the simple cubic a common or uncommon crystal structure
uncommon
what is the one element that crystalizes in the simple cubic structure?
𝛼-polonium
SC
what is the closest packed direction?
CN?
a = ?
atoms/unit cell?
APF:
closest packed direction: (100) (along the cube’s edges)
CN = 6
a = 2r
atoms/unit cell = 1
APF = 0.52
What does the APF > to be close-packed?
0.74
What are 6 elements that commonly have the BCC structure?
Fe, Cr, W, V, Nb, Mo
can the BCC be constructed from hexagonal close packed or square packed layers of atoms?
no
what is the only direction in which atoms are in contact along in BCC?
the body-diagonal
4r = sqrt(3)*a