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Quick Revision Notes: Diamond & Graphite

Dr. Rolly Verma / September 24, 2026

GATE XE2 2027 PREP Companion to Lesson 4.2 · GATE 2027 XE2 Materials Science Quick Revision Notes: Diamond & Graphite […]

Cubic unit cell with the (111) crystal plane shaded, illustrating Miller indices and interplanar spacing in crystallography

CRYSTAL STRUCTURE

What Is a Crystal Plane?

Dr. Rolly Verma / August 17, 2026

Crystal Structure Menu Lecture 01: Introduction to Crystal Structure Lecture 02: Lattice and Basis Concept in Crystallography LECTURE 03: Unit

Miller indices diagram showing the (111) crystal plane in a cubic unit cell

CRYSTAL STRUCTURE

Mastering Miller Indices

Dr. Rolly Verma / July 31, 2026

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GATE XE Prep

Which GATE Paper Should a Nanotechnology Student Choose?

Dr. Rolly Verma / June 28, 2026

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GATE XE Materials Science and Nanotechnology 2027 complete preparation guide showing study strategy, concepts, previous year questions, counselling resources, and free study materials for XE-C aspirants.

GATE XE Prep

Dr. Rolly Verma / June 28, 2026

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Tutorials, XRD TUTORIAL

10 Common Mistakes Beginners Make While Reading XRD Graphs

Dr. Rolly Verma / June 21, 2026

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