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We know that : density, d = nM/(a^3*NA) or, M = (d*a^3*NA)/(n) ...(1) Where, n = no. of atoms…

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Question 3 Estimate the atomic weight of an element (in g/mol) with a BCC structure, cell edge length of 0.313 nm and density 17 8 g/cm