Lecture No. 13 | Planar Density in Crystal Structures | Material Science Concepts | GATE, ESE, PSUs|
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Lecture No. 13 | Planar Density in Crystal Structures | Material Science Concepts | GATE, ESE, PSUs|
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In Lecture No. 13 of our Material Science and Metallurgy series, we explore Planar Density (PD) in Crystal Structures.
Learn the fundamental definition, 2D circle representation of atoms, core mathematical formulas, and a step-by-step solved derivation for finding the planar density on the (110) plane in an FCC (Face-Centered Cubic) lattice.
📌 What You Will Learn in This Lecture:
• Definition of Planar Density (PD)
• Planar Density Formula: Effective Number of Atoms on Plane / Area of Plane
• Understanding 2D atomic cross-sections (1/4 corner contribution vs 1/2 face contribution)
• Visualizing and drawing the (110) plane in a cubic unit cell
• Calculating effective atoms for the (110) plane: (4 × 1/4) + (2 × 1/2) = 2 Atoms
• Finding the area of the considered plane
• Final calculation and derivation result for Planar Density (PD)
• Comparison between Linear Density (1D) and Planar Density (2D)
⏱️ Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction to Planar Density
00:28 - Definition & Concept of Planar Density
01:56 - Planar Density Formula & Assumptions
02:24 - 2D Atomic Representation (Treating Atoms as Circles)
03:00 - Mathematical Formula Breakdown
03:40 - Sketching the Cubic Unit Cell & FCC Setup
04:24 - Example: Identifying the (110) Plane in the Unit Cell
05:57 - 2D Plane Diagram & Atom Distribution
06:26 - Calculating Effective Number of Atoms on (110) Plane
07:25 - Calculating Area of the Considered Plane
07:58 - Final Planar Density Calculation
08:22 - Summary & Preview of Next Lecture (Volumetric Density)
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