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A notation called Miller Indices is used to
indicate the different planes in a crystal
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structures. And these planes have different
arrangements of atoms, different densities
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of atoms. And they're very important for X-Ray
diffraction and they're also important when
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you look at surfaces for catalytic reactions
and many other applications. And so this video
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will describe the notation and we'll use a
cubic unit cell, it's the easiest one to explain
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the notation. And what we're looking at in
this first problem is draw the (1 2 4) crystal
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plane. So the notation means that for the
x direction this is the inverse of the intercept
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of that plane with the x axis. And this is
inverse y axis, inverse z axis. So 1 over
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1, 1 over 2 and 1 over 4 correspond to the
intercepts. So for the x direction. X Y and
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Z in general the unit cell dimensions a b
and c. So this would be 1a, this would be
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one half of b, and this would be one quarter
of c. So if I go back to my diagram, 1a, one
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half b and one quarter c for the intercepts,
this is the origin. X Y and Z direction. So

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1a would be this point. Y one half of the
dimension in the b direction, so this point.
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And then one quarter is about here. So if
I draw this triangle that represents this
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plane, this would be the plane in this unit
cell that has the Miller Indices (1 2 4) and
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of course there's an infinite number, a very
large number for a crystal structure. They're
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all parallel so there would be other ones
in this unit cell and then of course in the
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adjoining unit cells. So the question is what's
the spacing between those crystal planes with
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these Miller Indices? And this says we're
going to assume for this problem we're going
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to use the cubic structure. It gives us, so
this means a = b = c is a half a nm. So the
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spacing between the unit cells can be calculated
from this distance in the cubic structure.
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And h squared plus k squared plus l squared.
So Miller Indices notation, this is (h k l).
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We're looking at the (1 2 4) plane so 0.5
nm divided by the square root of 1 squared
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plus 2 squared plus 4 squared, which is 21.
The square root of 21 if we do the calculation

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is slightly more than a tenth of a nm. This
is the spacing between the 1 2 4 unit cells.
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This, keep in mind, is for a cubic structure
and a cubic structure means dimensions a b
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and c are all the same. So we'll look at one
more example. Here we want to calculate the
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Miller indices if we're given a plane. So
again if we have a crystal structure x y and
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z. And we want the h k and l values, the Miller
Indices notation. And they're in parenthesis.
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So what we want to do is look at the intercepts.
So for the X direction, the plane intercepts,
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if our origin is here. So the origin is behind
the plane. intercept the x direction, so we're
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looking at intercepts, the x direction is
would be 1 times a. The y direction intercept,
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well it doesn't intercept the y. So that's
infinity. And the z intercept is halfway up,

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so one h

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