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SzwackaSzwackaSzwackiSzwackaSzwackiSzwackaSzwackiSzwacki exepxepreierinecnec ein i nte taecahcihnign gp hpyhsyicsisc cs ocuorusresse as ta tth teh eu nudnedregrrgardaudautaet ea nadn d experiencgera idnu taetaec lheivnegl sp.hysics courses at the undergraduate and grgardaudautaet ele lveevles.ls. graduate levels. Nevill Gonzalez Szwacki NNeevvilill lG Goonnzazalelez zS Szwzwaackckii Nevill Gonzalez Szwacki Teresa Szwacka TeTereresasa S Szwzwaackckaa Teresa Szwacka V455 ISIBSNB NI9S 7B98N7-89 9-89718-8V41--649415863511V--3454V-6755-4165735-6-557-6 ISBN 978-981-4613-57-6 BASIC ELEMENTS OF CRYSTALLOGRAPHY BASIC ELEMENTS OF CRYSTALLOGRAPHY 2nd Edition Nevill Gonzalez Szwacki Teresa Szwacka CRC Press Taylor & Francis Group 6000 Broken Sound Parkway NW, Suite 300 Boca Raton, FL 33487-2742 © 2016 by Taylor & Francis Group, LLC CRC Press is an imprint of Taylor & Francis Group, an Informa business No claim to original U.S. Government works Version Date: 20160322 International Standard Book Number-13: 978-981-4613-58-3 (eBook - PDF) This book contains information obtained from authentic and highly regarded sources. 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Visit the Taylor & Francis Web site at http://www.taylorandfrancis.com and the CRC Press Web site at http://www.crcpress.com March4,2016 15:39 PSPBook-9inx6in 00-Nevill-Gonzalez-Szwack-prelims Contents Preface ix Abbreviations xi 1 One-andTwo-DimensionalCrystalLattices 1 1.1 Introduction 1 1.2 One-DimensionalCrystalStructures 1 1.3 Two-DimensionalCrystalStructures 5 1.4 CrystallographicPointandSpaceGroupsinTwo Dimensions 19 1.5 WyckoffPosition 23 2 Three-DimensionalCrystalLattices 43 2.1 Introduction 43 2.2 ExamplesofSymmetryAxesofThree-Dimensional Figures 44 2.3 RotationAxesofaCube 47 2.4 RotationAxesofaSetofPoints 48 2.5 CrystalSystems 51 2.6 TheRhombohedronandHexagonalPrism 54 2.7 The14BravaisLattices 56 2.7.1 Introduction 56 2.7.2 TheTriclinicSystem 57 2.7.3 TheMonoclinicSystem 57 2.7.4 TheOrthorhombicSystem 59 2.7.5 TheTetragonalSystem 62 2.7.6 TheCubicSystem 62 2.7.7 TheTrigonalandHexagonalSystems 63 2.7.8 SymbolsfortheBravaisLattices 63 2.7.9 FinalRemarks 64 March4,2016 15:39 PSPBook-9inx6in 00-Nevill-Gonzalez-Szwack-prelims vi Contents 2.8 CoordinationNumber 66 2.9 BodyCenteredCubicLattice 67 2.10FaceCenteredCubicLattice 70 2.11RhombohedralUnitCellinaCubicLattice 74 2.11.1Introduction 74 2.11.2ARhombohedralUnitCellofthescLattice 74 2.11.3SimpleCubicCrystalStructure 76 2.11.4InterpretationofDataforAs,Sb,Bi,andHg 77 2.12RhombohedralLattice 79 2.13TripleHexagonalRCellintheCubicLattice 82 2.14Wigner–SeitzCell 84 2.14.1Introduction 84 2.14.2ConstructionoftheWigner–SeitzCell 84 2.14.3TheWigner–SeitzCellofthebccLattice 85 2.14.4TheWigner–SeitzCellofthefccLattice 86 3 CrystalStructuresofElements 101 3.1 Introduction 101 3.2 PearsonNotationandPrototypeStructure 102 3.3 FillingFactor 103 3.4 SimpleCubicStructure 104 3.5 BodyCenteredCubicStructure 105 3.6 FaceCenteredCubicStructure 108 3.7 Close-PackedStructures 109 3.8 DoubleHexagonalClose-PackedStructure 114 3.9 SamariumClose-PackedStructure 116 3.10SymmetryAxes 119 3.11HexagonalClose-PackedStructure 124 3.12IntersticesinClose-PackedStructures 131 3.13DiamondStructure 138 3.14ArsenicStructure 144 3.15SeleniumStructure 147 3.16GraphiteStructure 149 3.17AtomicRadius 152 4 CrystalStructuresofImportantBinaryCompounds 163 4.1 Introduction 163 4.2 TheIonicRadiusRatioandtheCoordinationNumber 164 March4,2016 15:39 PSPBook-9inx6in 00-Nevill-Gonzalez-Szwack-prelims Contents vii 4.3 ZincBlendeStructure 168 4.4 FluoriteandAnti-FluoriteStructures 171 4.4.1 FluoriteStructure 171 4.4.2 Anti-FluoriteStructure 174 4.5 WurtziteStructure 175 4.6 NickelArsenideRelatedStructures 181 4.6.1 NiAsStructure 181 4.6.2 TiAsStructure 192 4.7 SodiumChlorideStructure 193 4.8 CesiumChlorideStructure 205 5 ReciprocalLattice 215 5.1 Introduction 215 5.2 TheConceptoftheReciprocalLattice 215 5.3 ExamplesofReciprocalLattices 223 5.3.1 Introduction 223 5.3.2 ReciprocaloftheTriclinicLattice 223 5.3.3 ReciprocaloftheSimpleCubicLattice 224 5.3.4 ReciprocaloftheFaceCenteredCubicLattice 225 6 DirectandReciprocalLattices 231 6.1 Introduction 231 6.2 MillerIndices 231 6.3 ApplicationofMillerIndices 237 7 X-RayDiffraction 247 7.1 Introduction 247 7.2 LaueEquations 247 7.3 EwaldConstructionandtheBraggDiffraction Formula 250 7.4 AtomicStructureFactor 253 7.5 StructureFactor 260 Appendix 267 A.1 SolutionstoExercisesofChapter1 267 A.2 SolutionstoExercisesofChapter2 284 A.3 SolutionstoExercisesofChapter3 292 A.4 SolutionstoExercisesofChapter4 295 March4,2016 15:39 PSPBook-9inx6in 00-Nevill-Gonzalez-Szwack-prelims viii Contents A.5 SolutionstoExercisesofChapter5 301 A.6 SolutionstoExercisesofChapter6 304 A.7 SolutionstoExercisesofChapter7 305 References 309 March4,2016 15:39 PSPBook-9inx6in 00-Nevill-Gonzalez-Szwack-prelims Preface Ithasbeenfiveyearssincethefirsteditionofthisbook,whichoffers the readers a friendly look inside crystallography. In the present edition, we have added a new chapter and updated some of the existing ones. Especially the first chapter now offers all the basic concepts of crystallography presented on the example of simple structures. Most importantly, perhaps, we have provided the book withsolutionstoalmostallexercises. Thisnewedition(astheoldone)isintendedtobeacompleteand clearintroductiontothefieldofcrystallographyforundergraduate and graduate students and lecturers in physics, chemistry, biology, materialsandearthsciences,orengineering.Itincludesanextensive discussion of the 14 Bravais lattices and the reciprocal to them, basic concepts of point- and space-group symmetries, the crystal structure of elements and binary compounds, and much more. Besides that, the reader can find up-to-date values for the lattice constantsofmostelementsandabout650binarycompounds(half of them containing rare earth metals). The entire notation in this bookisconsistentwiththeInternationalTablesforCrystallography. Wehaveimprovedthequalityofmanyillustrations.Ourpurpose remains to show rather than describe “using many words” the structureofmaterialsanditsbasicproperties.Webelievethateven readerswhoarecompletelynotfamiliarwiththetopic,butstillwant tolearnhowtheatomsarearrangedincrystalstructures,willfind thisbookuseful. Thetextisorganizedintosevenchapters.Chapter1introduces basicconceptsanddefinitionsinthefieldofcrystallography,starting with one- and two-dimensional structures. Chapter 2 provides a detailed descriptionof the14Bravaislattices. Chapter 3describes themostimportantcrystalstructures oftheelementswithspecial

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