SOLVE STEP BY STEP IN DIGITAL FORMAT Structure of Metal Materials: 8. A colleague calculated the density of iron with BCC structure using the following data of atomic radius equal to 1.24 Angstrom and atomic weight of 55.85 as follows: p = [(4 atoms/C. U.) x (55.85 g/atomic weight) / (atoms/atomic weight) / [2(1.24x108 cm)/√2]³ p = 68.8 g/cm³

SOLVE STEP BY STEP IN DIGITAL FORMAT Structure of Metal Materials: 8. A colleague calculated the density of iron with BCC structure using the following data of atomic radius equal to 1.24 Angstrom and atomic weight of 55.85 as follows: p = [(4 atoms/C. U.) x (55.85 g/atomic weight) / (atoms/atomic weight) / [2(1.24x108 cm)/√2]³ p = 68.8 g/cm³

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