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14.4 6.1 22 4.0 2 sind 00l TO Layered Cuprate Thin film, growth oriented along c axis (hkl) (001) (002) (003) c = 12.2 Å (00l) EXAMPLE 2: textured La 2 CuO 4 Epitaxial film is textured. (It has crystallographic orientation). Many reflections are “missing” 244
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