Diffraction Conditions for Hexagonal Closed Packed Lattice

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What are the diffraction conditions for plans in a hexagonal closed packed lattice with atoms of the same type at 000 1/3 2/3 1/2?
 
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You mean the conditions for structure factor to be non-zero? These ones will depend on the basis as you seem to imply.
Otherwise, the diffraction condition is given by Bragg's law, for any type of lattice.

For close packed hexagonal I think that the structure factor is zero when h+2k is a multiple of 3.
 
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