
I have posted this question before and they got it wrong, the answers are NOT a.) 22.11 and b.) 48.83
A] By Brags law,
2 d* sin theta = n*lambda where symbols have usual meaning
theta1 = arcsin (lambda/2d) where lambda = hc/E = 1240 eVnm/15e3eV = 0.08267 nm
= arcsin (0.08267/0.220)
= 22.07 degree
B] second order diffraction , theta = arcsin (lambda/2d) where lambda = hc/E = 1240 eVnm/15e3eV = 0.08267 nm
= arcsin (0.08266667/0.220)
= 48.72 degree
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