4. In the following P-T diagram for potassium, does fcc or bcc have the higher density andwill fee float on or sink in liquid potassium?16POTASSIUMPIGPa12too 01bcc (1)200400TIKLiquid800(a) bcc has higher density and fee will sink in liquid potassium(b) fcc has higher density and fee will sink in liquid potassium(c) bcc has higher density and fcc will float on liquid potassium(d) fee has higher density and fee will float on liquid potassium

It is clearly seen from the graph that FCC exists exist at high temperature as compared to BCC. High…

4. In the following P-T diagram for potassium, does fcc or bcc have the higher density and will fee float on or sink in liquid potassium? 16 POTASSIUM PIGPa 12- foo (11) bcc (1) Liquid 200 400 600 TIK (a) bcc has higher density and fcc will sink in liquid potassium (b) fcc has higher density and fcc will sink in liquid potassium (c) bcc has higher density and fcc will float on liquid potassium (d) fcc has higher density and fee will float on liquid potassium

4. In the following P-T diagram for potassium, does fcc or bcc have the higher density and will fee float on or sink in liquid potassium? 16 POTASSIUM PIGPa 12- foo (11) bcc (1) Liquid 200 400 600 TIK (a) bcc has higher density and fcc will sink in liquid potassium (b) fcc has higher density and fcc will sink in liquid potassium (c) bcc has higher density and fcc will float on liquid potassium (d) fcc has higher density and fee will float on liquid potassium

Chemistry

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ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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