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What is void fraction in HCP unit cell?
68%
52%
26%
32%​

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Answered by sonu1602
17

Answer:

26%

Explanation:

Hcp, Fcc, Ccp all have 74% packing efficiency.

So void % is 100-74, ie. 26%

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Answered by nirman95
3

To find:

Void fraction in HCP unit cell

Calculation:

HCP refers to Hexagonal Closed Packing.

In this type of lattices, the unit cell comprises of three layers of atoms.

The topmost and lowermost layer each consists of 6 atoms at the vertices of a hexagon and one atom at the centre.

The middle layer consists of three atoms arranged in a triangular fashion.

The packing fraction for HCP is highest amongst unit cells;

 \sf{packing \: fraction = 74\%}

So, void fraction can be calculated by subtracting the packing fraction from 100%.

 \sf{void \: fraction = 100\% - 74\%}

 \sf{ =  > void \: fraction = 26\%}

So, final answer is:

 \boxed{ \red{ \large {\sf{ void \: fraction = 26\%}}}}

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