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Graduate How to Proof c/a=1.633 in HCP?
I think this discussion will never get anywhere. Best Wishes- Kouros Khamoushi
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Graduate How to Proof c/a=1.633 in HCP?
As I said I have complete solution of this very simple problem. Your system does not let me to wirite: 1. Equation 2. Draw a triangle Mathematic problem does not need Enlish language, because mathematic...- Kouros Khamoushi
- Post #18
- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Graduate How to Proof c/a=1.633 in HCP?
Hi , I'll answer later on.- Kouros Khamoushi
- Post #17
- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Graduate How to Proof c/a=1.633 in HCP?
I have solved the completely this problem, but your editor does not have the possiblity to draw a picture or triangle and write the equations. If you have any suggestion please let me know. Best regards Kouros Khamoushi- Kouros Khamoushi
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Graduate How to Proof c/a=1.633 in HCP?
Thank you for your answer. "1. According to you, c/a=1 (posts #5, #12). But also, in the first line of post #12, you write c/a=1.633. Both can not be true." >>We should not forget the homework or question is: "How to Proof c/a=1.633 in HCP?" if this is not true or so that all the given...- Kouros Khamoushi
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Graduate How to Proof c/a=1.633 in HCP?
C=1.633 a (eq 1). We know a=2R if we substatute this to equation we get C=1.633(2R) which is equal to C= 3.266 . According to your own consumption ""There are so many errors in this. 1. 3a^2 = 32R^2 => a=3.266R (not 1.633R) "" >>Half of a is 1.633R a=3.266R if C=3.266R according to...- Kouros Khamoushi
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Graduate How to Proof c/a=1.633 in HCP?
"There are so many errors in this. 1. 3a^2 = 32R^2 => a=3.266R (not 1.633R) 2. 8/3 = 2.667 (where did this come from and why did the R disappear?)" >>First of all you forget about a/2 yes a=3.265, but half of it is 1.6329R. R is there and is not disappear. It is the radius of atom...- Kouros Khamoushi
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Graduate How to Proof c/a=1.633 in HCP?
Thank you for the question. The Hexagonal closed packed structure has 6 corners, because each corner cosists of 1/6 of a sphere and the top and bottom faces each contanins 1/2 of the spheres. Therefore 12(1/6)+2(1/2)+3=6 spheres. Each diagonal has a distance of 2a. The radius of sphere is...- Kouros Khamoushi
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Graduate How to Proof c/a=1.633 in HCP?
The assumptions above are roughly correct, but we have to take into the considerations the Pythagorean Theorem. The Pythagorean Theorem states: b^2=a^2+c^2. as well as c/2 or half of hexagonal crystal structure as well as the cosine for 30 degree triangles generated by the hole in Hexagonal...- Kouros Khamoushi
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Graduate Heat Capacity of Solid Material: Plank's Constant Implications
What could happened to heat capacity of solid material if Plank's constant value could be 10 times greater. If Some one knows please help me.- Kouros Khamoushi
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Hi do u know anything about fermi zones?
Hello, I look at two books in solid state physics one is Kittel and other Mayer, as well as the internet. Unfortunately, I didn't find any separate word such as (Fermi Zone). I think this is only a level and zone is defined by Brillouin and Fermi is the level which will be define by its spin...- Kouros Khamoushi
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Does Glass Actually Flow Over Time?
Yes, it is right as you mention glass flow, and different type of glasses have their own time limit, but the point is are we taking into the consideration if really glass is solid or not . The answer to this as Myer stated it is counted as solid, but it is still is under question and as I feel...- Kouros Khamoushi
- Post #13
- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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Graduate Hi do u know anything about fermi zones?
Look at http://www.applet-magic.com/brillouin.htm- Kouros Khamoushi
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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High School What is the Definition of Moduli of Elasticity?
Can someone define what is Moduli of elasticity ? The modoli of elasticity Elastic compliance and stifness constants. For example Hook's law state that for small deformations the strain is proportional to the stress, so that strain components are linear functions of the stress components...- Kouros Khamoushi
- Post #18
- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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High School What is the Definition of Moduli of Elasticity?
It is very useful subject you use that for all your scientific field in computer science programming and all Engineering and sciences. There are 2 kinds of course in my University one is Linear Algebra, and other is higher rank called Matrix. Which deal with LU decompositions.- Kouros Khamoushi
- Post #17
- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra