Interstitial Voids in BCC Crystals

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But bbc has 2 atoms in it and so there should be 2 octahedral void and 4 tetrahedral voids according to concept given in book.. but explanation is different..can anybody pls clearify this

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But bbc has 2 atoms in it and so there should be 2 octahedral void and 4 tetrahedral voids according to concept given in book.. but explanation is different..can anybody pls clearify this

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@@sabbusabbu4200 I guess the concept you're talking about is for hcp and ccp structures.. Just go through the book once more and you will find it👍

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But bbc has 2 atoms in it and so there should be 2 octahedral void and 4 tetrahedral voids according to concept given in book.. but explanation is different..can anybody pls clearify this

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But bbc has 2 atoms in it and so there should be 2 octahedral void and 4 tetrahedral voids according to concept given in book.. but explanation is different..can anybody pls clearify this

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But bbc has 2 atoms in it and so there should be 2 octahedral void and 4 tetrahedral voids according to concept given in book.. but explanation is different..can anybody pls clearify this

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But bbc has 2 atoms in it and so there should be 2 octahedral void and 4 tetrahedral voids according to concept given in book.. but explanation is different..can anybody pls clearify this

[@aparnaps6009]

@@sabbusabbu4200 the equation u said is only valid for FCC and HCP as their basic 2d layers are made of ABAB arrangement

[@sabbusabbu4200]

But FCC is ABC type f packing

[@aparnaps6009]

@@sabbusabbu4200 I was saying about the 2d layers of both FCC and HCP you are saying about the 3d layers arrangement

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Getting trouble in understanding.. 🤦

[@tamannaparween7700]

But in book it is given that two octahedral and 4 tetrahedral voids are there in body centred unit cell.. but here the explanation is different..

[@rajeshprasadlectures]

The numbers you are quoting don't seem to be right for BCC.

[@sabbusabbu4200]

In bcc unit cell there are 2 atoms in it. And so there should be 2 octahedral and 4 tetrahedral voids in it But above explanation is different..

[@rajeshprasadlectures]

@@sabbusabbu4200 1 octahedral and 2 tetrahedral voids per atom is true for CCP and HCP crystals. It is not true for BCC.

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But bbc has 2 atoms in it and so there should be 2 octahedral void and 4 tetrahedral voids according to concept given in book.. but explanation is different..can anybody pls clearify this

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But bbc has 2 atoms in it and so there should be 2 octahedral void and 4 tetrahedral voids according to concept given in book.. but explanation is different..can anybody pls clearify this

[@gaurabroy123]

SO in BCC Td voids are part of Oh voids?

[@rajeshprasad101]

Surprising, but true! An OH void in a monatomic BCC crystal consists of four TH voids. Despite this, the atom that can fit in TH void is larger than the atom can fit in the OH void!!

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Sir,cant able to understand about distorted tetrahedral..kindly guide

[@introductiontomaterialsscience]

In a regular tetrahedron all six edges are equal in length and all faces are equilateral triangles. In the tetrahedron for BCC the two edges are of length 'a 'and four of 'sqrt[3] a'. The faces are not equilateral but isosceles triangles with two sides of 'sqrt[3] a' and one side of 'a'. In this sense they are distorted, meaning 'not regular'. [edit: Not 'sqrt[3] a' but 'sqrt[3] a/2']

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But bbc has 2 atoms in it and so there should be 2 octahedral void and 4 tetrahedral voids according to concept given in book.. but explanation is different..can anybody pls clearify this

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But bbc has 2 atoms in it and so there should be 2 octahedral void and 4 tetrahedral voids according to concept given in book.. but explanation is different..can anybody pls clearify this

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[@physicsrox184]

Sir, but there are no tetrahedral voids in bcc

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[@physicsrox184]

Hema Chandra Reddy I repeat it again .. There are no REGULAR * TETRAHEDRAL VOIDS in BODY CENTERED CUBIC LATTICE... But the collection of two irregular tetrahedral void is what we see as the octahedral voids. We can explain all the voids saying that there are a total of 6 octahedral voids in a unit cell . Rather than perceiving the same void as collection of two irregular tetrahedral voids we should look at it as one regular octahedral void.

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