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MintyPanda
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Hello,
My teacher was talking about Bragg's law and mentioned how there was a relationship between the wavelength of light and a solid's order of separations.
I'm still confused about this, actually. Can someone please help me clear up what he said? What is the order of separations in a solid, and how does this relate to a particle's wavelength?
I do know that de Broglie's equation relates a particle's wavelength, a solid's atomic lattice spacing, the order, and the resulting diffraction angle. I'm just having trouble putting this all together.
I emailed them but I wanted to see if this community could generate a better response for me to digest.
Much thanks,
Steve
My teacher was talking about Bragg's law and mentioned how there was a relationship between the wavelength of light and a solid's order of separations.
I'm still confused about this, actually. Can someone please help me clear up what he said? What is the order of separations in a solid, and how does this relate to a particle's wavelength?
I do know that de Broglie's equation relates a particle's wavelength, a solid's atomic lattice spacing, the order, and the resulting diffraction angle. I'm just having trouble putting this all together.
I emailed them but I wanted to see if this community could generate a better response for me to digest.
Much thanks,
Steve