Crystallographic Planes

This is the 2nd portion of a lecture covering crystallographic directions and planes within metallic and ceramic crystal structures. This is from Chapter 3 of the Principles of Engineering Materials Course (ET 2300) at Ohio University
This video is time-stamped as follows:
Super Bowl 53? 0:16
Introduction 0:32
Finding Miller Indices for Planes 2:36
Miller Indices Exercise 1 9:11
Miller Indices Exercise 2 14:10
Sketching Planes from Miller Indices 17:49
Calculating Planar Density 26:10

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How did you u added center aton on the 100 plane? I would be believe (100) plane is most likely a primitive cubic, thus, if we assume cubic. Do u mind explaining how u arrived at a BCC?

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Are you referring to the image at 28:07? That center atom is not in the (1 0 0) plane for BCC. What you are viewing is what one would see if they were looking at the BCC unit cell from the side. You would see the center atom but it would not be at the same level as the (1 0 0) plane. Notice the planar density calculation does not include the center atom.

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