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    The document contains 20 multiple choice questions about x-rays, diffraction techniques, crystal structures, bonding types, and Ewald spheres. It covers topics like the penetration power and energy of x-rays compared to infrared and visible light; wavelength and energy ranges of x-rays; advantages of x-rays such as not being absorbed by air; types of diffraction techniques; conditions for Laue transmission; uses of powder methods; points in Brillouin zones; relationships between unit cells and Brillouin zones of different crystal structures; using symmetry to fold band structures; definitions of periodic and unit cells in reciprocal lattices; definitions of ionic, covalent and metallic bonding in terms of electron transfer and sharing; and uses of Ewald

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    The document contains 20 multiple choice questions about x-rays, diffraction techniques, crystal structures, bonding types, and Ewald spheres. It covers topics like the penetration power and energy of x-rays compared to infrared and visible light; wavelength and energy ranges of x-rays; advantages of x-rays such as not being absorbed by air; types of diffraction techniques; conditions for Laue transmission; uses of powder methods; points in Brillouin zones; relationships between unit cells and Brillouin zones of different crystal structures; using symmetry to fold band structures; definitions of periodic and unit cells in reciprocal lattices; definitions of ionic, covalent and metallic bonding in terms of electron transfer and sharing; and uses of Ewald

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    The document contains 20 multiple choice questions about x-rays, diffraction techniques, crystal structures, bonding types, and Ewald spheres. It covers topics like the penetration power and energy of x-rays compared to infrared and visible light; wavelength and energy ranges of x-rays; advantages of x-rays such as not being absorbed by air; types of diffraction techniques; conditions for Laue transmission; uses of powder methods; points in Brillouin zones; relationships between unit cells and Brillouin zones of different crystal structures; using symmetry to fold band structures; definitions of periodic and unit cells in reciprocal lattices; definitions of ionic, covalent and metallic bonding in terms of electron transfer and sharing; and uses of Ewald

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    SSP MCQ

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    The document contains 20 multiple choice questions about x-rays, diffraction techniques, crystal structures, bonding types, and Ewald spheres. It covers topics like the penetration power and energy of x-rays compared to infrared and visible light; wavelength and energy ranges of x-rays; advantages of x-rays such as not being absorbed by air; types of diffraction techniques; conditions for Laue transmission; uses of powder methods; points in Brillouin zones; relationships between unit cells and Brillouin zones of different crystal structures; using symmetry to fold band structures; definitions of periodic and unit cells in reciprocal lattices; definitions of ionic, covalent and metallic bonding in terms of electron transfer and sharing; and uses of Ewald

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    Submitted by misbah Iqbal

    1 . Which one has more penetration power

    A x Ray

    B. Infrared

    C visible light

    Ans A

    2. Wavelength of x Ray is:

    A 10^10

    B. 10^_10

    C 10^ 11

    Ans b

    3. Which one have high energy

    A x Ray

    B infrared

    C visible. Light

    Ans a

    4.Energy range of x Ray photon is:

    A.10 -15 keV

    B.10-150 keV

    C.10-50 ke

    Ans c

    5. Which is advantage of x Ray:

    A.Cheapest

    B.easily detected

    C. Not absob by air

    D . All

    And d

    6.Energy of electrons in electrons differaction is:

    A150 ev
    B. 200ev

    C 300 ev

    Ans a

    7. How many types of differaction technics

    A1

    B3

    C5

    Ans b

    8.In loue transmission size of crystal must not:

    A greater 1mm

    B lesser 1mm

    C equal 1mm

    Ans a

    9.Powder method is for

    A poly crystal

    B mono crystal

    C di atomic crystal

    Ans

    10) The name of the point at the center of the Brillouin zone

    for a diamond lattice is called

    a) X

    b) L

    c K

    d). T

    Ans d

    11 same shape of weigner seitz cell of bcc lattice is equal to

    A first b.zone of fcc

    B first b.zone of bcc

    C first b.zone of SC
    Ans a

    12 Same shape of weignee seotz cell of a fcc lattice is equal to:

    A first b.zone of fcc

    B first b.zone of bcc

    C first b.zone of Sc

    Ans b

    13 using symetry we can fold planes of band structure into a …..graph

    A 2d

    B 3d

    C 1 plane

    And a

    14 Analogous to 1d case b.zone is any ……..l of reciprocal lattic

    A SC

    B bcc

    C permittive unit cell

    And c

    15.

    Which bond is form by transfer of electrons

    A ionic

    B covelnt

    C mettalic

    Ans a

    Which bond is form by sharing of electrons

    A ionic

    B covalent

    C mettalic

    Ans b

    17 which bond is form because of free electrons

    A ionic
    B covalent

    C mettalic

    Ans c

    18 for ewald sphere we take:

    A wavelength

    B reciprocal of wavelength

    D direct lattice

    Ans b

    19 ewald sphere is use in construction of geometry of:

    A x Ray

    B electrons

    c nuetrons

    D all

    Ans d

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