Outside the unit cell, sketch the atomic configuration for the (111) plane for FCC aluminum. Clearly indicate which atoms (if any) are touching. Clearly indicate the close packed directions, if any, on this specific plane and give the Miller Indices for each one. You must use the coordinate system illustrated below to index the clos packed directions on this plane.

Outside the unit cell, sketch the atomic configuration for the (111) plane for FCC aluminum. Clearly indicate which atoms (if any) are touching. Clearly indicate the close packed directions, if any, on this specific plane and give the Miller Indices for each one. You must use the coordinate system illustrated below to index the clos packed directions on this plane.

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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