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1. In this defect both types of ions are missed from their position. This defect is stoichiometeric defect. This defect is called Schottky Defect.
2. This defect is called screw dislocation. Here defect line movement is perpendicular to direction of stress and the atom displacement, rather than parallel.
3. This defect is called Dopping...here one ion is displaced from ots origional postion and other suitable ion fitted in its place.
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4 The following table shows possible diffracted peaks taken from cubic crystals. Insert the type of crystals (simple, bcc, fcc, base centered diamond, or hcp) in (a) (e) and derive the extinction rule for a body centered cubic cell containing two atoms at 000 and 1/21/21/2 (b) (c) (d) (e) (a) 20-0° hk 100 110 hk 2 100 00-2 10-1 3 200 210 211 10-2 220 300,22 310 311 222 320 321 1-0 103 200 11-2 20-1 00-4 20-2 10-4...
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