We have a tube made of carbon atoms. We know that the inner radius is half the value of the outer radius.
If the specific surface is 100 m^2 / gram , what are the values of the inner and outer radii ?
inner radius r, outer radius 2r
surface area=
volume =
density of carbon is around 2 gm/cc
We have a tube made of carbon atoms. We know that the inner radius is half...
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