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Miller Indices

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How many Miller indices does a 3D lattice have

a: 1 Explanation

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b: 2 Explanation

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c: 3 Explanation

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d: 4 Explanation

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What does a 0 miller index indicate?

a: The plane has only two dimensions Explanation

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b: The intercept for that vector does not exist i.e, no intersection Explanation

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c: The intercept for that vector is 0 Explanation

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d: The Miller plane formed is parallel to the other two vector directions Explanation

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Which of these are valid Miller indices?

a: [1,1,1] Explanation

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b: [-2,1,3] Explanation

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c: [0.25,0.8,1] Explanation

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d: All of above Explanation

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With regard to Miller indices, which of these options are true?

a: They are infinitely many planes possible for given Miller indices Explanation

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b: They are the magnitudes of the intercept made by the plane on the vectors Explanation

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c: They cannot be negative Explanation

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d: They cannot be fractional Explanation

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For a cubic lattice, if the Miller index of a plane passing through the extremes of the three axes is [a,b,c], what is the value of a+b+c?

a: 0 Explanation

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b: 1 Explanation

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c: 2 Explanation

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d: 3 Explanation

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For a cubic lattice, how many different sets of Miller indices exist such that there are atleast two zeroes in them?

a: 3 Explanation

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b: 1 Explanation

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c: 0 Explanation

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d: 2 Explanation

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