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The no.of unit cell in 1m3 of fcc nickel is (radius of nickel is 1.243 angstrom )

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Answered by siwachpooja47
5

Answer:2.3×10^28

Explanation:

Answered by negishreya22sl
0

Answer:

The no.of unit cell in 1m3 of fcc nickel is 1.22×10³².

Explanation:

Given : Radius of nikel = 1.243 Angstrom

            volume of nikle = 1m³

Now for Fcc nikle the realtion between the radius and lattice constant is

     4r= \sqrt{2} a

r= radius of the atom

a= latiice constant

so we cal calculate lattice constant from above

4r= \sqrt{2} a\\\\a=\frac{4r}{\sqrt{2} } \\\\a= \frac{4\times 1.243}{\sqrt{2} }\\\\ a=\frac{4.972}{1.141}\\\\a=4.357 \ \ Angstrom

now volume of lattice cell = a³

volume = (4.35)³ × (10⁻³⁰)

Now number of unit cell = \frac{volume \ \of \ \sample }{volume\ \of\ \ each\ \ unit \ \ cell}

 N= \frac{1}{81.74\times 10^{-30} } \ \\\\N =1.22 \times 10^{32}

Hence the Number of unit cell in 1m³ sample is 1.22×10³².

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