A special material has a hexagonal close-packed (HCP) structure at 334° and below where a = 3.789 Å and c = 12.280 A. It has a face-centred cubic (FCC) structure at 335° and above where a = 5.313 Å. The material has a density of 6.146 Mg/m² and an atomic mass of 139.916 g/mol. Find (a) the number of atoms in the HCP structure. (b) the percentage of volume change when the transformation from HCP to FCC occurs

A special material has a hexagonal close-packed (HCP) structure at 334° and below where a = 3.789 Å and c = 12.280 A. It has a face-centred cubic (FCC) structure at 335° and above where a = 5.313 Å. The material has a density of 6.146 Mg/m² and an atomic mass of 139.916 g/mol. Find (a) the number of atoms in the HCP structure. (b) the percentage of volume change when the transformation from HCP to FCC occurs

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