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Calculate the ‘‘d’’ distance this implies between Ni atoms in this plane. Compare your answer
to the value of 2.18 Å used by Davisson and Germer for crystalline Ni.
10.6 Look up the Davisson–Germer paper in Physical Review, vol. 30, p. 705, (1927) and look at
the picture of the Ni crystal in their Figure 5. Then look up the word ‘‘anneal’’ in a dictionary
and give your own brief description of what annealing metal means.

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