If the first reflection from a FCC crystal has a Bragg angle of 21.5 degrees , what will be the value of second reflection angle?

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Edward Andrew Payzant

Seriously? Do the math, this is not that hard.

Matteo Leoni

Edward Andrew Payzant you would start with the maths? I would first try to clarify whether the material FCC or BCC, cause our friend seems to be a bit confused already at that stage....

Matteo Leoni to quote the great Charlie Brown: "Good grief!"

Subhasisa Nath

Dear Naveen,

With no offence, if you are new to material sciece then read the book

X-Ray Diffraction : A Practical Approach.

Kind regards,

Subh