To find: the fraction of atoms that has free electrons.
Answer to Problem 43A
The fraction of atoms that has free electrons is
Explanation of Solution
Given data:
Formula used:
Where, is the number of free electrons, is density, is the
Calculation:
The fractions of atoms that has free electrons can be calculated on dividing the number of free electrons by number of electrons freed by thermal energy that is
Conclusion:
Therefore, is the fraction of atoms that has free electrons.
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