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Chapter 18, Problem 18.18VP
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Use representations [A] through [I] in given figure to answer questions a-f.
(a) Two forms of iron are ferrite and austenite. One has a body-centered cubic structure, and the other takes a face-centered cubic structure. Which representations depict these forms of iron?
(b) Two allotropes of phosphorus exist- white phosphorus is a molecular solid whereas red phosphorus is a covalent network solid. Which representations depict white and red phosphorus?
(c) Which representations depict allotropes of carbon?
(d) Which representation depicts the unit cell of
(e) Which representations depict rock salt and fluorite structures?
(f) Which process is depicted in representation [F]?
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