A-Draw [313] and (101) B- Calculate the number of atoms / unit area for (111), (110), (100) for the BCC crystal. Derive in terms of a C- Explain that sulfur has covalent bonds? With drawing? D-vanadium V has an atomic radius of 0.132nm and a density of 6.1g/ cm. Does it have a FC C crystal structure or BC C? 50eatmat A

A-Draw [313] and (101) B- Calculate the number of atoms / unit area for (111), (110), (100) for the BCC crystal. Derive in terms of a C- Explain that sulfur has covalent bonds? With drawing? D-vanadium V has an atomic radius of 0.132nm and a density of 6.1g/ cm. Does it have a FC C crystal structure or BC C? 50eatmat A

University Physics Volume 3

17th Edition

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Chapter9: Condensed Matter Physics

Section: Chapter Questions

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