Chemistry, asked by OsasJ2606, 10 months ago

The fraction of total volume occupied by the
atoms present in a simple cube is
(a) π (b) π
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(c) π (d) π
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Answered by mehtachandan703
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Answer:

Let the edge length of cube be a.

Then the volume of total cube is a3.

As in simple cubic cell, the atoms are present only at the corners and touches each other therefore a = 2r

Hence, Volume in terms of radius = (2r)3

= 8r3.

The number of atoms present in simple cube is 1 atom per lattice.

Therefore the volume of one atom whose radius is r = 4/3 π r3.

Hence the fraction of total volume occupied by the atoms present in a simple cube is = 4/3 π r3/ 8r3 × 100 %

= π/6 × 100 %

= 52.4 %.

Answered by daksinathara
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Answer:

pi/6

Explanation:

is the right answer ya

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