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Nearest neighbor distance is observed along <110>; second-nearest along <100>. The second-nearest neighbor distance is found to be “a” (Another way of finding it is looking at LN4, page 12). Cu: atomic volume = 7.1 10 m /mole = a (Cu: FCC; 4 atoms/unit cell)×-6 3 N A 3 4 ×× × ×-6 3 -10 23 7.1 10 4 a = = 3.61 10 m 6.02 10 (b) ++ hkl 22 ...
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