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Derive Laue's equation
for x-ray difraction

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Deriving Bragg's Law

= AB +BC . Fig. 1 Deriving Bragg's Law using the reflection geometry and applying trigonometry. The lower beam must travel the extra distance (AB + BC) to continue traveling parallel and adjacent to the top beam

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Derive Laue's equationfor x-ray difraction​

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Derive Laue's equation
for x-ray difraction