Tungsten is body-centred cubic

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Condensed Matter Physics, Ch Diffraction: how a structure is actually measured

Problem

Tungsten is body-centred cubic, with conventional cube edge a=3.1652 A˚a=3.1652\,\mathrm{\mathring{A}}. Using Cu Kα1\alpha_1 X-rays (λ=1.5406 A˚\lambda=1.5406\,\mathrm{\mathring{A}}), find the Bragg angle θ\theta and the detector angle 2θ2\theta for the (110)(110) reflection.

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