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Fundamentals of Materials Science 材料科学基础 Fundamentals of Materials Science Chapter 2 Fundamentals of Crystallology Lan Yu Faculty of Material Science and

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§2.3 Indices of crystal planes & directions Ⅰ. What are crystal planes and directions ? The atomic planes and directions passing through the crystal are called (crystal) planes and directions respectively.

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材料科学基础 Fundamentals of Materials ScienceFundamentals of Materials Science

Chapter 2Fundamentals of CrystallologyLan YuFaculty of Material Science and EngineeringKunming University of Science and technology

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§2.3 Indices of crystal planes & §2.3 Indices of crystal planes & directionsdirections

ⅠⅠ. What are crystal planes and directions ?. What are crystal planes and directions ?

The atomic planes and directions passing through the crystal The atomic planes and directions passing through the crystal are called (crystal) planes and directions respectively.are called (crystal) planes and directions respectively.

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1. Steps to determinate the plane indices: ① Establish a set of coordinate axes ② Find the intercepts of the planes to be indexed on a, b

and c axes (x, y, z).

a

c

b

x

y

z

ⅡⅡ. Plane indices. Plane indices

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③ Take the reciprocals of the intercepts 1/x, 1/y, 1/z.④ Clear fractions but do not reduce to lowest integers.⑤ Enclose them in parentheses, (h k l) Example: 1/2,1,2/3 2,1,3/2 (423)

Plane indices referred to three axes a, b and c are also called Miller Indices.

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Several important points for the Miller indices of planes :

Planes and their negatives are identical. Therefore .

Planes and their multiples are not identical.

In cubic systems, a direction that has the same indices as a plane is perpendicular to that plane.

)020()020(

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2. The important planes in cubic crystals2. The important planes in cubic crystals

(110(110))

(112(112))

(111(111))

(001(001))

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3. A family of planes consists of equivalent planes so far as the atom arrangement is concerned.

)110()011()110(

)101()101()110(}110{

Total: 6Total: 6

)111(

)111()111()111(}111{

Total: 4Total: 4

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)121()112()112()211(

)112()121()211()121(

)211()211()121()112(}112{

)132()123()213()321()231()213()123()312()321(

)312()132()213()123()132()312()231()213()231()321(

)132()312()321()231()123(}123{

Total: 12Total: 12

Total: 4×3Total: 4×3 !! =24=24

晶面族 {hkl}

晶体中具有相同条件(原子排列和晶面间距完全相同),空间位向不同的各组晶面。用 {hkl} 表示。 如在立方晶胞中 同属 {111}晶面族。 11 111

-111 1 111( ),( ),( ),( )

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ⅢⅢ. Direction Indices. Direction Indices

1. Derivation for the crystallographic direction1. Derivation for the crystallographic direction① Firstly, set a point on the indexed direction as the origi

n point of coordinate axes.

② Find the coordinates of another point on the indexed direction : x , y , z.

③ Reduce x , y , z to three smallest integers: u, v, w.

④ Enclose in square brackets [u v w].

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* 指数看特征,正负看走向

( x1,y1,z1 ) ,(x2,y2,z2) 二点连线的晶向指数: [x2-x1,y2-y1,z2-z1]

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晶向族 <uvw> 晶体中原子排列情况相同但空间位向不同的一组晶向,用 <uvw> 表示。

在立方晶系里,数字相同,但排列顺序不同或正负号不同的晶向属于同一晶向族。

如 <100>=[100]+[001]+[010]

晶向族 <u v w>具有等同性能的晶向归并而成

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2. The important direction in cubic crystals: <100> : crystal axes <110> : face diagonal <111> : body diagonal <112> : apices to opposite face-centers [’eipisi:z] apex[’eipeks]

3. Family of directions consists of crystallographically equivalent directions, denoted <u v w>

e.g.

]100[]010[]001[

]001[]010[]100[100

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§2.4 §2.4 Hexagonal axes for hexagonal Hexagonal axes for hexagonal crystalscrystals

ⅠⅠ. Why choose four-axis system?. Why choose four-axis system?

Four indices has been devised for hexagonal unit cells because of the unique symmetry of the system.

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aa

cc

)100(

]110[]100[

)011(

bb

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ⅡⅡ. Plane indices (. Plane indices (hkilhkil)) It can be proved: i ≡ - (h + k)

)0110()100(

)0011()011(

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Important planes :

a1

a2

a3

c

)0110(

)0211(

)2110(

)0001(

)1110(

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ⅢⅢ. Direction indices [ . Direction indices [ u v t wu v t w ] ] To make the indices unique, an additional condition is

imposed. ---- Let t=- (u+ v)

Important directions

]0001[

]0101[

]0111[

]0112[

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晶面指数:在四个轴上的截距,求倒数,整数化 ( h k i l ) h+k+i=0晶向指数:行走法, [u v t w] , u+v+t=0

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Transformation of indicesTransformation of indices Transformation of 3 to 4 indices, or vice versa. Suppose we have a vector, whose 3 indices [u v w], and 4 indices [u v t w].

We haveWe have cwatavauL 321

cWaVaU 21

SinceSince )()( 213 vutaaa

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or:

cWaVaU

cwaavuavau

21

2121 ))((

cWaVaUcwavuavu

21

21 )2()2(

wWuvVvuU 22

)2(31 VUu )2(31 UVv

Ww )( vut

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1. Quick way for indexing the directions in cubic crystals: The value of a direction depends on its feature while the

sign on direction.

Examples and DiscussionsExamples and Discussions

2. The coordinate origin can be set arbitrarily (for example on apices, body-center, face-centers etc.), but never on plane in questions, otherwise the intercepts would be 0,0,0 .

3. The coordinate system can be transferred arbitrarily, but rotation is forbidden.

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4. The atomic arrangement and planar density of the important direction in cubic crystal.

plane indices

BCC FCCatomic

arrangement planar density atomic arrangement planar density

{100}

{110}

{111}

2214

14

aa

224.1

2

1414

aa

22

58.0

23

613

aa

2221

414

aa

224.1

2212

414

aa

22

3.2

23

213

613

aa

a

a

a

a2

a2a2

a2

a

a

a

a2

a2 a2

a2

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5. The atomic arrangement and linear density of the important direction in cubic crystal.

linear indices

BCC FCCatomic

arrangement linear density atomic arrangement linear density

<100>

<110>

<111>

aa12

12

aa7.0

2212

aa16.1

3

1212

aa12

12

aa4.1

2

1212

aa58.0

3212

a a

a2 a2

a3 a3

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Exercise1. Calculate the planar density and planar packing fraction for the

(010) and (020) planes cubic polonium, which has a lattice parameter of 0.334nm.

214

2

atoms/cm1096.8

334.01

faceofareafaceperatom

)010(densityplanar

Solution

79.0)2(

)(1

faceofareafaceperatomsofarea)010(fractionpacking

2

2

rr

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However, no atoms are centered on the (020) planes. There fore, the planar density and the planar packing fraction are both zero.

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