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In electron diffraction, do the two inner interference rings occur through reflection from the lattice planes?
Can you explain how this happens?
Sure. In electron diffraction, electrons are scattered by the atoms in a crystal lattice, creating a pattern of spots and rings on a detector. The two inner rings are created by electrons that are reflected once by the crystal planes before being scattered again. This reflection creates a path difference that leads to constructive interference, resulting in a bright ring on the detector.