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(a) State Bragg's law and identify all parameters involved.
(b) Make a sketch with two layers of atoms and show all parameters.
(c) For a wavelength of 0.330 nm and first order and a lattice spacing of 0.215 nm, what angle will give you a diffraction maximum?
(d) Describe an application of bragg diffraction.

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