How to solve these two questions in detailed solution? To the right is a depicti
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How to solve these two questions in detailed solution?
To the right is a depiction of a sodium chloride crystal structure. Given the density of NaCl to be 2.16 g/cm^3 and the atomic mass unit, u, to be 1.66x10'-27 kilograms, calculate the lattice spacing of the crystal. The sodium chloride crystal is used in a Brag spectrometer to measure the wavelength of a particular X-ray source. The spectrometer detects scattered X-rays produced by born barding molybdenum with high energy electrons, and this metal is known to have two characteristic emission peaks, the K alpha and K beta lines, at 71.08 and 63.09 picot meters (pm), respectively. At what scattering angles of will these peaks be detected? In a particular Compton experiment. X-rays are scattered from free electrons with and the wavelength at a scattering angle of 90 degree s are measured to be 56.0 pm. If same X-rays were scattered from free protons, what would be the measured scattered wavelength?Explanation / Answer
To calculate the lattice spacing first we have to calculate the Lattice Constant using the formula
A=
A=
A=5.63A
For cubic symmetry Lattice spacing
d = a/sqrt(h^2+k^2+l^2)
d=5.63/
d=5.63/
d=3.255
B) the scattering angle is calculated by the formula
Scattering angle = n x /pm
61.41°&7.23° will be the scattering angles using the above formula.
C) there will be no change the wavelength of the scattered light because scattering power of the X rays the function of the atomic number.
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