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Thanks for watching and acknowledging 🫂 Here’s a new one - Miller Indices for Crystal Structure - Crystallographic Planes ua-cam.com/video/NhJUy4jaSE8/v-deo.html

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Miller Indices 06 - how to draw crystallographic planes ua-cam.com/video/NhJUy4jaSE8/v-deo.html

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Miller Indices 06 - how to draw crystallographic planes ua-cam.com/video/NhJUy4jaSE8/v-deo.html

Pay attention from 1:15 I attended to each faces, each square that built the cube… square has straight lines 90degrees and a diagonal line on each square.. That’s how I derive right angle triangle and not equilateral triangle

Let me know, if you don’t understand still

Recall we don’t know the length of each diagonal line that built the equilateral triangle..

Since we know the length of each sides or edges to be (a).

@@MideCaliEngineerthe triangle would have a right angle if you are looking at it from an angle normal to the plane of the fcc cube (normal to your screen). But using the same analogy, a [110] plane would have the same area as a [100] when examine from the same direction while [110] is 45deg off of the [110] plane. One should calculate the area of the plane from an angle that is normal to the plane instead of from the face of the cube, if I understand this correctly.

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If I get you right you’re referring to 3:23 timeline, yeah???? So the atom along the line( slice) are half (one on each opposite sides of the line)…. Since we have 3 of such atoms. (1/2) * (3) =1.5 and in addition we have (1/6) * (3)=0.5 Total of 2 atoms when summed up.

Number of Atoms in Simple Cubic, BCC and FCC ua-cam.com/video/9Iu9qenbhNA/v-deo.html

@@MideCaliEngineer if that is the case for 110 planer density how come you had 1/2* 2 since the plane cut across the 4 cells at the edges. With how you got the 1/4 • 4 part I understand

Adding timeline would help me understand where you’re referring to

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Miller Indices 06 - how to draw crystallographic planes ua-cam.com/video/NhJUy4jaSE8/v-deo.html

I’m sorry about the experience It’s a 4k resolution video. I hope you watched at the highest resolution possible…

@@MideCaliEngineer oh yes, thank you. that is really better!

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