Consider the face-centered cubic unit cell shown in this image.How many corner atoms are shown in this image?number of corner atoms:What fraction of each corner atom is inside the boundaries of the cube?How many face atoms are shown in this image? How many face atoms are shown in this image?number of face atoms:What fraction of each face atom is inside the boundaries of the cube?If you sum all the fractions of atoms, how many atoms are actually inside a face-centered cubic unit cell?total number of atoms:

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Consider the face-centered cubic unit cell shown in this image.
How many corner atoms are shown in this image?
number of corner atoms:
What fraction of each corner atom is inside the boundaries of the cube?
How many face atoms are shown in this image?

How many face atoms are shown in this image?
number of face atoms:
What fraction of each face atom is inside the boundaries of the cube?
If you sum all the fractions of atoms, how many atoms are actually inside a face-centered cubic unit cell?
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