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A topaz crystal has an interplanar spacing (d) of 1.36Å(1Å=1×10-10m). Calculate the wavelength of the X-ray that should be used if θ=15°(assume n=1).

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The wavelength of the X-ray is λ=70.4pm.

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01

Given Information

Interplanar Spacing of topaz crystal is d=1.36Å1×10-10m1Å=1.36×10-10m

The angle made by the X-ray isθ=15°

02

Concept Introduction

According to Bragg’s equation,

=2dsinθ

Where n is aninteger, d is the distance between the atomic layers and λis thewavelength of the incident X-ray.

03

Step 3: Determine the wavelength λ

Substituting the given values in Bragg's equation, we get,

=2dsinθ1×λ=2×1.36×10-10m×sin15°λ=0.704×10-10m1pm10-12mλ=70.4pm

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