Aluminum (Al) has FCC unit cell geometry and lattice parameter 4.0 Å.
a. How many complete atoms are contained in one unit cell?
b. What is the atomic radius (Å)?
c. What is the unit cell volume?
d. If the atomic mass of Al is 27 grams per mole (or amu), what is an Al atom’s mass in grams?
e. What is the mass of the unit cell?
f. What is the density of Al in units of atomic mass unit per Å3 ?
g. What is the density of Al in units of grams per cm3 ?
Aluminum (Al) has FCC unit cell geometry and lattice parameter 4.0 Å. a. How many complete...
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