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1(a), (b). In (a), interstitial solid-solution, B atoms lodge between atoms of the host structure A. In (b), substitutional solid solution, the B atoms replace A atoms. In both, the B atoms may locally expand, contract, or distort the A structure but they do not upset it. The result is a crystal structure A with variable composition and lattice spacings. 1. (a) Interstitial solid solution and (b) substitutional solid solution. The A structure may be complex, like a zeolite silicate where whole water molecules can enter interstitially into tunnels between its atoms.
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The direction cosines of K are lt = JC/K, m1 = y/K, 50 nx = z/K. 3) /2 = ft/N, m2 = kIN, n2 = 1/N, where N is V(A2 + /:2 + / 2 ). 3) = a/N, where a is the edge of the unit cell. Then since the Bragg reflection angle Θ is here (π/2 — a) we have for first-order reflection 2d cos α = λ = — K and, on substituting from the above relations, the equation for a boundary surface hx + ky + lz^-iW a + tf + l2). To apply this equation we plot xy z in what is usually termed K-space, using axes parallel to the crystallographic axes.
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