In BCC, atoms touch along the cube diagonal (consult your model and the Advance Study Assignment/ASA)Length of cube diagonal if do = 0.429 nm4X Na = length of cube diagonalDensity of sodium metal, Na(s)Unit cell side length, do, in cm (1 cm =Volume of unit cell, VNumber of atoms per unit cellNumber of unit cells per mole of NaMass of a single unit cell, m10² nm)Calculated density of sodium metal, m/V (Observed value = 0.97 g/cm³)Nanmnmcmcm³mol-1gg/cm³

In a body-centered cubic unit cell, the atoms will occupy each corner of the cube and in the center…

In BCC, atoms touch along the cube diagonal (consult your model and the Advance Study Assignment/ASA) Length of cube diagonal if d。 = 0.429 nm 4X Na = length of cube diagonal Density of sodium metal, Na(s) Unit cell side length, do, in cm (1 cm = 10² nm) Volume of unit cell, V Number of atoms per unit cell Number of unit cells per mole of Na Mass of a single unit cell, m Calculated density of sodium metal, m/V (Observed value = 0.97 g/cm³) nm nm cm cm³ mol-1 g g/cm³

In BCC, atoms touch along the cube diagonal (consult your model and the Advance Study Assignment/ASA) Length of cube diagonal if d。 = 0.429 nm 4X Na = length of cube diagonal Density of sodium metal, Na(s) Unit cell side length, do, in cm (1 cm = 10² nm) Volume of unit cell, V Number of atoms per unit cell Number of unit cells per mole of Na Mass of a single unit cell, m Calculated density of sodium metal, m/V (Observed value = 0.97 g/cm³) nm nm cm cm³ mol-1 g g/cm³

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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