Atomic packing factor for FCC
Let a be the A the side length of the unit cell of FCC lattice
and R the diameter of the atoms.
The FCC unit cell is formed by 4 atoms:
- 8 times one eighth of an atom at the corners of the cube
- 4 times a half of an atom at the center of the of the
faces.
At the faces the atoms at the corners and the center atom touch, so
that the perfectly fill the face. Hence the length of the face
diagonal is
D = R + 2R + R = 4R
From Pythagorean theorem you get
A² + A² = D²
=>
A = √8 · R = √2 · 2·R
The volume of the cube cell is
Vc = A³ = √2 · 16·R
The volume of the atoms in the cell is
Va = 4 · (4·π·R³ /3) = 16·π·R³ /3
The packing density is
p = Va / Vc
= (16·π·R³ /3) / (√2 · 16·R)
= π / (3·√2)
= 0.74
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