Himanshu posted an Question
May 25, 2020 • 07:47 am 30 points
  • IIT JAM
  • Physics (PH)

Optics in an x ray diffraction experiment.....

trying to solve with grating equation but failed. Also I am not very much clear with its basics.

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    Abhishek singh Best Answer

    Actually this topic is from solid state physics. I have derived Bragg's law first. it is very easy because it's just the condition for maxima. rest is calculation. Best regards.

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    wavelengths are same because same experiment is repeated with different crystals.

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    they have written in the question about first peak. it means the maxima corresponding to first order, hence n=1 is used.

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    you are free to ask further doubts.

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    Chandra prakash

    dear see attached file .for this type of prob I suggest you u should check condition and given values.. and confirm what we found . ..i think u will get it... best regards

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    I hope you got it my point dear

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    I hope you got it my point dear

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    Ruby negi best-answer

    dear,this is the easiest topic of solid state physics... look the wavelength is same for both experiments and they ask for first peak so n=1 for both experiments, therefore the two equations become equal and u can easily find theta for second experiment...best regards...

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    actually d is interplanar spacing. but here the types of material is not given so we take lattice parameter as d....

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    yeah, actually it's a question from solid state physics.

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    Bragg's law

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    Dhairya sharma best-answer

    dear see attached.

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    in this question we are finding the structure of crystal by some incident radiation. And take the same source for both. so lembda means wave length would be same

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    i use Bragg's equation to solve it. i hope u will get it.

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    ask for further clarification

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