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

Dhairya sharma
dear I already answered it.plz go through that.
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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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Abhishek singh
wavelengths are same because same experiment is repeated with different crystals.
Chandra dhawan
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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Chandra dhawan
I hope you got it my point dear
Ruby negi
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...
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Ruby negi
actually d is interplanar spacing. but here the types of material is not given so we take lattice parameter as d....
Dhairya sharma
dear see attached.
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Dhairya sharma
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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