Q4 /I Answer the following (choose three branches): A- Iron was formed at 912 ° C by the effect of heating from a crystalline structure (BCCA) type a crystalline type structure. During this fusion, a change occurred in the atomic radius of RBe = 0.1258nm to RFee = 0.1289nm. (FCC) Calculate the volume change ratio for this reaction? Is this interaction increase or decrease?
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![Q4 // Answer the following (choose three branches):
A- Iron was formed at 912 ° C by the effect of heating from a crystalline structure (BCCA) type to a crystalline type structure.
During this fusion, a change occurred in the atomic radius of RBe = 0.1258nm to RFee = 0.1289nm. (EC)
Calculate the volume change ratio for this reaction? Is this interaction increase or decrease?](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fd561a008-f78a-444f-8fe9-5600045ae01b%2Fbcd924ab-fa82-4910-831f-3c3c00412929%2Fkrejga4_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
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