NaCl : X-ray diffraction of simple lattice ionic compounds NaCl had face - centered cubic lattice structure a = b = c, alpha= beta = gamma = 90° Miller indices of peaks: (111,200,200) Analyze the peaks to find out the size of the unit cell andassign miller indices of the peaks using the data show all calculations step by step and clearly and please explainthoroughly, thank you!!!!!! This is all the information given to me

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Chapter21: The Solid State: Crystals

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