The_Architecture_of_Eras

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Welcome to This Explainer.
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I am so incredibly thrilled to have you here today because we're going on a
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seriously massive journey.
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We're going to embark on a continuous exploration,
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zooming inward,
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starting from the sweeping,
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massive eras of human history and shrinking all the way down
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to the invisible geometric scaffolding of atoms.
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So let's just dive right in,
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because the story of materials is quite literally the story of us.
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Here's our roadmap for today.
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We'll be looking at the eras of human materials,
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the atomic blueprint,
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the bonds that bind,
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crystal structures and cells,
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packing atoms tightly,
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and finally,
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mapping crystallographic planes.
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Let's get to it.
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Section 1.
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Eras of Human Materials.
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History told by matter.
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Take a look at how this historical timeline brilliantly illustrates our evolution.
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We've got the Stone Age,
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the Bronze Age starting around 3000 BC,
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the Iron Age hitting around 1200 BC,
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the Steel Age kicking off in 1850 AD,
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all the way up to our current Space Age.
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Think about it.
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Our very history is named after materials.
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It frames every single new historical era as a solution to
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the limitations of the previous one.
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We started with natural stone,
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clay, and wood,
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right? And as our demand for better tools grew,
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we figured out how to alloy copper with tin to make bronze.
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But human curiosity and our needs obviously didn't stop there.
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That relentless drive brings us to iron.
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And I absolutely love this nickname for it.
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The democratic material.
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What's fascinating here is that iron earned this title because,
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unlike bronze,
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which was kind of hard to produce and source,
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iron was widely available.
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It was actually accessible to everyday general populations.
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It profoundly changed ordinary lives,
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way more broadly than any material before it.
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And,
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of course, that laid the crucial groundwork for the 1850 invention of economical steel
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production, which totally revolutionized modern infrastructure.
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Section 2,
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the atomic blueprint.
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Inside the atom.
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Now let's zoom in a million times closer to see the microscopic building blocks
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that dictate why a stone breaks,
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but a piece of steel bends.
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If we look under a powerful microscope,
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we see that matter is built from three primary particles,
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electrons,
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protons, and neutrons.
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This forms the ultimate blueprint for literally every material in existence.
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The protons carry a positive charge,
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electrons carry a negative charge,
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and neutrons,
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well, they're completely neutral.
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Notice the atomic number,
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designated as Z.
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That just tells us the number of protons.
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Then we have the mass number,
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A, which is the sum of protons and neutrons.
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The really crucial takeaway here is that almost all of an atom's mass is heavily
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concentrated right there,
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in the nucleus.
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The electron's mass is incredibly tiny.
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It's so small that it's basically considered negligible compared to the heavy lifters sitting
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in the center.
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Having seen the atoms themselves,
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we really need to understand how they hold hands so to speak to create the
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solid materials we interact with every single day.
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Notice the stark contrast between these two major types of primary bonds.
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On one side,
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ionic bonding involves stealing and donating electrons.
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One atom gives up an electron to become a positively charged ion,
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and the other happily snatches it up,
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becoming negatively charged.
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This creates a massive electrostatic attraction.
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Just like in sodium chloride,
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your regular table salt,
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and it acts equally in all directions.
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Now look at the other side.
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Covalent bonds do something completely different.
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They rigidly share pairs of electrons to achieve stability.
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These bonds are highly directional.
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This strict,
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stereospecific sharing is exactly what gives materials like diamond their legendary
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exceptional hardness.
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Metals,
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however, play by their own rules.
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Look at this arrangement.
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Instead of strict sharing or stealing,
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positive metal ions are arranged in a regular pattern,
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floating in this sea of free -moving,
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delocalized electrons.
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These electrons aren't tied down to any specific atom.
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They just drift freely throughout the entire metal.
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This brilliantly illustrates why metals conduct electricity and heat
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so incredibly well.
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And because this attraction is non -directional,
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it means atoms can actually slide past one another.
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That's exactly why metals can be hammered,
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bent, and stretched into complex shapes without shattering into pieces like
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glass.
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Zooming in even further,
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let's observe how these bonded atoms stack together to form massive,
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highly ordered 3D cities.
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When crystalline materials,
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like metals, solidify under normal conditions,
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their atoms don't just jumble together randomly.
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No,
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they naturally align into a repetitive,
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orderly,
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three -dimensional pattern over very long distances.
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We can visualize this using the atomic hardsphere model,
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acting essentially like microscopic Lego bricks packed closely together,
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where the nearest neighbors are in direct contact.
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This long -range order is an absolutely defining feature of a crystal structure.
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Now,
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studying an entire crystal with billions of atoms is way too
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complex, right?
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So we simplify things by looking at a unit cell.
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Looking at this face -centered cubic structure,
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the unit cell is the absolute smallest repeating portion of a crystal lattice.
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Think of it as the fundamental building block.
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If you just take this one tiny cube with atoms at the corners and an
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atom right in the center of every face and stack it in all directions over and over,
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you will successfully reproduce the entire massive crystal lattice.
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Here's a great fun fact for you.
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We just looked at a fairly complex unit cell.
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But what about a basic simple cubic structure with an atom only at each
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corner? Well,
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surprisingly,
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despite its mathematical simplicity,
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nature rarely ever uses the simple cubic structure.
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Why?
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Because of its incredibly low atomic packing factor.
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It leaves way too much empty space.
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In fact,
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the metalloid polonium is the only elemental material that actually uses this
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structure, making it an incredibly unique exception in the material world.
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Section 5.
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Packing Atoms Tightly.
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Atomic Packing Factor.
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So if simple cubic is poorly packed,
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just how densely can we pack these atomic spheres together inside their unit
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cells?
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Well,
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this brings us to a crucial concept,
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the atomic packing factor,
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or APF.
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It's simply the sum of the solid sphere volumes of all the atoms within a unit cell
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divided by the total volume of that unit cell.
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Grounding this math in reality for a second,
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a high APF means atoms are incredibly tightly packed with very little
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wasted space.
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This is exactly why metallic bonds create such dense and heavy materials,
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especially when compared to loosely packed structures like brittle ice.
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By comparing these two common structures,
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we can really see this in action.
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Face -centered cubic metals,
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think gold,
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copper, and aluminum,
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maximize their packing to the absolute theoretical limit.
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They hit an APF of 0 .74.
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This means 74 % of the cell volume is solid atom with
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a coordination number of 12,
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meaning 12 nearest neighbors touching each atom.
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Now,
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contrast that with body -centered cubic structures,
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like chromium or iron,
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which have a single atom floating in the middle of the cell.
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They have an APF of only 0 .68 and a coordination number of 8.
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Because of this,
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FCC metals are fundamentally and structurally denser than BCC metals.
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Section 6.
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Mapping crystallographic planes.
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Miller indices.
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For our final zoom inward,
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we're going to learn how materials engineers actually map specific slices within these
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microscopic atomic cities.
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To find and describe a specific plane or slice through a crystal,
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scientists use a notation system called Miller Indices.
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Think of it like a four -step treasure map.
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First,
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you determine exactly where the plane intercepts the X,
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Y, and Z crystal axes.
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Second,
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You take the reciprocals of those numbers.
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Third,
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you clear any fractions by reducing to lowest terms.
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And finally,
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you wrap this three numbers up tightly in parentheses,
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represented by the letters H,
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K, and L.
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And this brilliantly illustrates what that math looks like in reality.
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If a plane intersects the x -axis at 1,
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but runs parallel to the y and z axes,
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meaning it theoretically intercepts them at infinity,
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the reciprocals become 1,
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0,
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and 0.
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That's the 1,
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0, 0 plane.
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Then we can see a diagonal slice hitting two axes,
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giving us the 110 plane.
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And finally,
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a slice perfectly clipping all three axes gives us the beautiful
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triangular 111 plane.
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These indices are absolutely crucial.
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They allow us to perfectly isolate,
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communicate,
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and study exact geometric planes inside a solid chunk of metal.
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Having traced our spectacular journey from ancient rocks and Stone Age
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shelters,
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all the way down to the incredible mathematical mastery of atomic lattices and
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Miller indices,
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we finally arrive at the frontier of the space age.
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We're currently engineering high -temperature ceramics,
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advanced semiconductors,
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and unbelievable composites.
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Which leaves us with one final,
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provocative question to ponder.
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Based on everything we've explored today,
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what newly engineered material is currently waiting in a lab right
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now, ready to define the next great epoch of humanity?
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Thanks for joining me on this explainer.
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I really hope you never look at a piece of metal the exact same way again.

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