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Hi, I need help with this electron diffraction experiment. I've gotten the results of the experiment as below and need to figure out an equation

Hi, I need help with this electron diffraction experiment. I've gotten the results of the experiment as below and need to figure out an equation for d (spacing between the planes of the carbon atoms (nm)) using the gradient of the graphs below. I really stuck on the equation aspect as the desired answer is 1.4nm however whenever I attempt to implement the slope of the graph I don't get that answer. I've also attempted changing all units to SI but it still doesn't get me the answer.

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THE POWER SUPPLY VS RADIUS OF THE INNER DIFFRACTION Inner Diffraction Diameter (mm) Inner Radius Radius (mm) Outer Diffraction Diameter (mm) Outer Diffraction Radius (mm) Radius (mm) = Diameter/2 Uncertainty = (Diffraction Inner Radius - Diffraction Outer Radius)/2 Diffraction Diameter (mm) 39.27 19.635 Power Supply (KV) 38.24 37.21 18.605 1.03 18.035 Gradient of Outer Radius 2 19.12 34.05 17.025 36.07 17.53 1.01 35.06 13.8 30.76 15.38 31.64317828 2.5 14.59 1.58 29.18 27.6 3 26.64 25.2 12.6 28.08 14.04 13.32 1.44 25.74 12.87 Gradient of Inner Radius 3.5 24.68 23.62 11.81 31.07631214 12.34 1.06 23.26 21.85 10.925 24.67 12.335 1.41 4.5 11.63 18.97 9.485 22.91 11.45 5 10.47 1.97 20.94 10.8 20.3 19 9.5 21.6 1.3 5.5 10.15 19.64 18.53 9.26 20.75 10.375 6 9.82 1.11 9.13 19.7 9.85 18.98 18.26 6.5 9.49 0.72 17.84 16.72 8.36 18.96 9.48 8.92 1.12 18.1 9 05 16.68 15.26 7.63 7.5 8.34 1.42 14.83 8.805 8 8.11 1.39 16.22 7.415 17.61 15.64 14.38 7.19 16.9 8.45 7 82 1.26 8.5 14.76 13.84 6.92 15.68 7.84 7.38 0.92 6.605 4.83 7.415 9 0.81 14.02 13.21 95 7 01 I+ 13.04 6.52 14.52 7.26 10 6.89 0.74 13.78 Radius (mm) = Diameter/2 vs Power Supply (KV) 20 15 10 Radius (mm) = Diameter/2 6 8 10 Power Supply (KV)1/sqrt(Power Supply) (KV) Radius (mm) = Diameter/2 Gradient 0.7071060781 19.12 Radius (mm) = Diameter/2 vs 1/sqrt(Power Supply) (KV) 31.3597 4521 0.632455532 17.53 25 0.5773502692 14.59 0.5345224838 13.32 20 0.5 12.34 0.4714045208 11.63 0.4472135955 10.47 15 0.4264014373 10.15 Radius (mm) = Diameter/2 0.4082482905 9.82 10 0.3922322703 9.49 0.377964473 8.92 5 0.3651483717 8.34 0.3535533906 8.11 0.3429971703 7.82 0 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.3333333333 7.38 0.3244428423 7.01 1/sqrt(Power Supply) (KV) 0.316227766 6.89THE POWER SUPPLY VS RADIUS OF THE OUTER DIFFRACTION Power Supply (KV) Radius (mm) = Diameter/2 Uncertainty = (Diffraction Inner Radius - Diffraction Outer Radius)/2 Diffraction Diameter (mm) Inner Diffraction Diameter (mm) Outer Diffraction Diameter (mm) 2 36.21 1.38 72.42 71.04 73.8 25 32.14 + 1.19 64.28 63.09 65.47 3 27.56 + 1.23 55.12 53.89 56.35 3.5 26.02 I+ 0.92 52.04 51.12 52.96 24.21 + 1.12 48.42 47.3 49.54 4.5 23.53 + 1.32 47.06 45.74 48.38 5 21.11 I+ 1.43 42.22 40.79 43.65 5.5 19.01 1.21 38.02 36.81 39.23 6 17.79 1.3 34.38 33.08 35.68 6.5 16.87 1.42 33.74 32.32 35.16 15.53 0.92 31.06 30.14 31.98 7.5 15.12 I+ It I+ It I+ 1 1.06 30.24 29.18 31.3 8 14.98 1.03 29.96 28.93 30.99 8.5 14.73 1.01 29.46 28.45 30.47 9 14.33 1.22 28.66 27.44 29.88 9.5 13.87 1.17 27.74 26.57 28.91 10 13.05 It 1.09 26.1 25.01 27.19 Radius (mm) = Diameter/2 vs Power Supply (KV) 40 30 20 Radius (mm) = Diameter/2 . 10 2 6 8 10 Power Supply (KV)1/sqrt(Power Supply) (KV) Radius (mm) = Diameter/2 0.7071060781 36.21 Radius (mm) = Diameter/2 vs 1/sqrt(Power Supply) (KV) GRADIENT 0.632455532 32.14 40 59.95633261 0.5773502692 27.56 0.5345224838 26.02 0.5 24.21 30 0.4714045208 23.53 0.4472135955 21.11 0.4264014373 19.01 20 Radius (mm) = Diameter/2 0.4082482905 17.79 0.3922322703 16.87 0.377964473 15.53 10 0.3651483717 15.12 0.3535533906 14.98 0.3429971703 14.73 0 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.3333333333 14.33 0.3244428423 13.87 1/sqrt(Power Supply) (KV) 0.316227766 13.05

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