A/ determine the atomic weight of copper which has atomic radius of 0.128 nm and theoretical density of 8.89g/cm3 B/ calculate the equilibrium number of vacancies per cubic for iron at 1000c. the energy for vacancy formation is 1.9 J/atom, the atomic weight and density for iron are 60.5 g/mol and 7.4 g/cm3 .respectively

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A/ determine the atomic weight of copper which has
atomic radius of 0.128 nm and theoretical density of
8.89g/cm3
B/ calculate the equilibrium number of vacancies
per cubic for iron at 1000c. the energy for vacancy
formation is 1.9 J/atom, the atomic weight and
density for iron are 60.5 g/mol and 7.4 g/cm3
.respectively
Transcribed Image Text:A/ determine the atomic weight of copper which has atomic radius of 0.128 nm and theoretical density of 8.89g/cm3 B/ calculate the equilibrium number of vacancies per cubic for iron at 1000c. the energy for vacancy formation is 1.9 J/atom, the atomic weight and density for iron are 60.5 g/mol and 7.4 g/cm3 .respectively
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