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An element occurs in bcc structure with cell edge 300pm. The density of the element is 5.2g/cm3 .How many atoms of the element does 200g of the element contain?

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Answered by arc2003
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Formula units per unit cell Z = 2 for BCC
cubic unit cell lattice parameter a = 288 pm = 288 x10-8 cm

Volume V =  a3 =2.39X10-23cm3
Density d = 7.2g/cm3 
 
 N­A = Avogadro constant = 6.022x10²³
Molecular mass M =?
We know that
Density d = ZM/NA X a3
M = dxNA x a3/Z

On Substituting values 
M= 7.2g/cm3 x(6.022x10²³)X (6.022x10²³)/2
= 51.8gmol-1
51.8 g of element contains 6.022X1023
208g of this element contains=?
= 6.022X1023X208/51.8
=2.42X1024 atoms.
Answered by ReRepeater
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Explanation:

Volume of unit cell =(288 pm)  ³

=(288×10  ⁻¹°  cm) ³

=2.389×10⁻²³cm  ³

 

Volume of 208 g of the element =  Density  x Mass   =  7.2  x 208  

                                                        =28.89 cm  ³

Number of unit cells =  Volume of a unit cell  /Total Volume  

                                    =  2.389×10  ⁻²³ /28.89

​                               =12.09×10  ²³

For a BCC structure, number of atoms per unit cell =2

∴ Number of atoms present in 208 g = No. of atoms per unit cell × No. of unit cells

                                                              =2×12.09×10 ²³  =24.18×10 ²³                                                            

                                                              =2.418×10  24

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