X-Ray Studies
X-Ray Studies
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Taking the density of pure nickel as 9. 00, which is probably too low, the number of atoms as- sociated with each elementary cube is 9. 00X2. 76* _ M 58. 2X1. 663 which is as close to the required value, 2, as the data will warrant.
Three other photographs, one of a thick electrolytic deposit on very thin nickel foil, the other two of a 2 mm. Nickel rod of unknown origin, gave quite different lines. The electrolytic deposit was exposed but a short time, and gave 4 lines, at 1. 64, 1. 89, 2. 70 ...and 3. 14 cm. Corresponding to spacings of 2. 10, 1. 76, 1. 25, 1. 07 respectively, which are exactly the spacings of the first four lines of a face-centered cube, of side 4-52 A. The number of atoms associated with the elementary cube is 9X3. 52 3 = 4. 02 58. 2X1. 663 which is correct for a face-centered cubic lattice containing one atom of nickel at each corner and one in the center of each face.
The other two photographs, of the nickel rod of unknown origin, contained the lines of both the preceding ones, but only these lines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Taking the density of pure nickel as 9. 00, which is probably too low, the number of atoms as- sociated with each elementary cube is 9. 00X2. 76* _ M 58. 2X1. 663 which is as close to the required value, 2, as the data will warrant.
Three other photographs, one of a thick electrolytic deposit on very thin nickel foil, the other two of a 2 mm. Nickel rod of unknown origin, gave quite different lines. The electrolytic deposit was exposed but a short time, and gave 4 lines, at 1. 64, 1. 89, 2. 70 ...and 3. 14 cm. Corresponding to spacings of 2. 10, 1. 76, 1. 25, 1. 07 respectively, which are exactly the spacings of the first four lines of a face-centered cube, of side 4-52 A. The number of atoms associated with the elementary cube is 9X3. 52 3 = 4. 02 58. 2X1. 663 which is correct for a face-centered cubic lattice containing one atom of nickel at each corner and one in the center of each face.
The other two photographs, of the nickel rod of unknown origin, contained the lines of both the preceding ones, but only these lines.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by General Electric Company to read onlineMoreLess
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