At 23° K, the crystal structure transforms from BCC to HCP keeping density same. The0cubic face in BCC is a = 3.42 A and in HCP is == 1.53. The lattice constant in HCPastructure is,0(a) 2.64 A0(b) 3.16 A0(c) 2.16 A0(d) 2.42 A

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At 23° K, the crystal structure transforms from BCC to HCP keeping density same. The cubic face in BCC is a=3.42 A and in HCP is = 1.53. The lattice constant in HCP a structure is, 0 (a) 2.64 A 0 (b) 3.16 A 0 (c) 2.16 A 0 (d) 2.42 A

At 23° K, the crystal structure transforms from BCC to HCP keeping density same. The cubic face in BCC is a=3.42 A and in HCP is = 1.53. The lattice constant in HCP a structure is, 0 (a) 2.64 A 0 (b) 3.16 A 0 (c) 2.16 A 0 (d) 2.42 A

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At 23° K, the crystal structure transforms from BCC to HCP keeping density same. The
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cubic face in BCC is a = 3.42 A and in HCP is == 1.53. The lattice constant in HCP
a
structure is,
0
(a) 2.64 A
0
(b) 3.16 A
0
(c) 2.16 A
0
(d) 2.42 A

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