what is bragg's equation?
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in chemistry Bragg's law is a law used to identify structures of crystals and molecules by using x-ray diffraction studies which are mentioned in Bragg's law in chemistry.
this law was actually introduced by W.H Bragg and his son.
it is also known as Wulff–Bragg's condition.
it occurs with wavelength comparable to atomic spacing's.
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in chemistry Bragg's law is a law used to identify structures of crystals and molecules by using x-ray diffraction studies which are mentioned in Bragg's law in chemistry.
this law was actually introduced by W.H Bragg and his son.
it is also known as Wulff–Bragg's condition.
it occurs with wavelength comparable to atomic spacing's.
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Bragg's Equation: The diffraction pattern obtained during X-ray diffraction resulting form the scattering of X-rays by a regular arrangement of atoms or ions has been interpreted in terms of Bragg's Equation:
2dsinθ=nλ----------(Bragg's Equation)
where n is an integer(1,2,3.........);
λ is wavelength of X-rays used;
d is distance of separation between planes of atoms
θ is angle at which constructive interference occurs.
Hope this helps you ...........
Bragg's Equation: The diffraction pattern obtained during X-ray diffraction resulting form the scattering of X-rays by a regular arrangement of atoms or ions has been interpreted in terms of Bragg's Equation:
2dsinθ=nλ----------(Bragg's Equation)
where n is an integer(1,2,3.........);
λ is wavelength of X-rays used;
d is distance of separation between planes of atoms
θ is angle at which constructive interference occurs.
Hope this helps you ...........
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