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1a. Sketch and label all {012} planes in a cubic system. b. Sketch and label all...

1a. Sketch and label all {012} planes in a cubic system.

b. Sketch and label all {012} planes in a tetragonal system.

c. Sketch and label all {012} planes in a monoclinic system.

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In the above given figure, planes ABCD, GEFH, BIJA and KLEF are the {012} planes in a cubic system.

For a tetragonal system, same 4 planes will be formed as {012} planes. The only difference will be that the lattice parameter 'c' on the z-axis will be larger than 'a' and 'b' . Rest will be the same.

However , for monoclinic system, as only . So we will get only one plane representing {012} plane in this system.

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