D. FILL THE TABLE BELOW.Molar massM(g/mole)Atomic radius Theoreticaldensityp(g/cm)Density at 35 C(gcm")Metalr(cm)1.68 x 10a-polonium(simple cubic)2099.196183.841.39 x 10Tungsten(ВС)19.3Gold (FCC)196.971.44 x 1019.30Write detailed calculations for unit cell volume and theoretical density. Are density calculationsbased on unit cells in good agreement with experimental values?

1) α-Polonium For simple cubic, the relation between radius, r and edge length, a is: a=2r…

D. FILL THE TABLE BELOW. Molar mass M(g/mole) Atomic radius Theoretical density P(g/cm") Density at 35 C (gcm) Metal r (cm) 1.68 x 10 a-polonium (simple cubic) 209 9.196 Tungsten (ВС) 183.84 1.39 x 10 19.3 Gold (FCC) 196.97 1.44 x 10 19.30 Write detailed calculations for unit cell volume and theoretical density. Are density calculations based on unit cells in good agreement with experimental values?

D. FILL THE TABLE BELOW. Molar mass M(g/mole) Atomic radius Theoretical density P(g/cm") Density at 35 C (gcm) Metal r (cm) 1.68 x 10 a-polonium (simple cubic) 209 9.196 Tungsten (ВС) 183.84 1.39 x 10 19.3 Gold (FCC) 196.97 1.44 x 10 19.30 Write detailed calculations for unit cell volume and theoretical density. Are density calculations based on unit cells in good agreement with experimental values?

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter21: Structure And Bonding In Solids

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