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2. Crystal Structure
Atomic arrangement
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Space lattice
An infinite array of points in 3-d space that every point has identical surroundings
Periodicity would be different in different directions
To understand the location /arrangement of of lattice points, we need translation from
one point to another
To define translation in 3-d space, we need three non coplanar vectors
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Space lattice
Unit cell to represent the infinite space lattice – Bravais space lattices
Symmetries
Translation
Rotation
Reflection
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Space lattice
Arrangement of lattice points in a unit cell
Simple
Body centered
Face centered
Base centered/End centered
Hexagonal
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Crystal System
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Why we don’t have FC
tetragonal?
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Crystal System
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Crystal System
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Crystal structure
One atom / two or more atoms at a given lattice
point
Ex: one – Cu, Fe
Multiple: α Mg – 29
β Mg – 20
Polymer- in thousands
One atom –simple
Multiple atoms – Define the following things
No. of atoms and their kind
Internuclear spacing
Orientation in space
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Miller indices
Position coordinates: Position of any point in a
unit cell
Origin
Axes
Direction
Two Ways
Shown by arrow which has head and tail
Origin – could be chosen different for the same
crystal to understand different problems/directions
Axes and their sense once chosen, cannot be
changed (we loose directional relationships)
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Miller indices
Direction
Let the tail coincide with the origin by shifiting
the origin
Determine position corordiantes of arrow head
Reduce them to smallest integers in the same
proportion
Enclose in square brackets
Unknown indices : [u v w]
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Miller indices
Direction
Determine position coordinates of arrow head and
tail. Subtract the coordinates (Head – tail)
Reduce them to smallest integers in the same
proportion ; Enclose in square brackets
Family of directions
A direction physically identical to another direction
[not necessary parallel]
Solid characteristics different in different direction
All the members in the family have same property
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Miller indices
Hexagonal system
Need fourth indices
[ u’ v’ w’] [ u v t w]
u=1/3(2u’ – v’)
V=1/3(2v’-u’)
t=(u+v)
w=w’
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Miller indices
Planes
Indicated by (h k l)
Reciprocal of intercepts of the plane on the
three axes (to avoid infinity)
Clear fractions
Reduce to lowest terms and enclose in ()
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Interplanar spacing
The distance between planes dhkl
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Coordination number
Number of nearest neighbor to a particular atom in the crystal
FCC : 12
BCC : 8
HCP : 12
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Atomic packing factor
(APF)
APF = volume of atoms/volume of unit cell
FCC : 0.74
BCC : 0. 68
HCP : 0.74
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Linear and Planar density
Linear density =
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Linear and Planar density
Planar density =
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Density Computations
nA
VC N A
Where
n = no. of atoms associated with each unit cell
A =atomic weight
Vc =volume of unit cell
NA = Avogadro’s number
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Close packed crystal
structure
FCC and Hexagonal crystal structure –
high packing factor (0.74)
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Close packed crystal
structure
Void
Vertex up – B
Vertex down - C
HCP 23
FCC
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Crystal structure
Allotropy – Elemental solids have more
than one structure
Fe: BCC at room temp. ; FCC at 912°C
Tin: BC tetragonal at room temp; diamond
cubic crystal structure at 13.2 °C
Property change during transformation
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Crystal Structure
Single crystals and polycrystalline
Isotropic, anisotropy
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