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What is the linear density expression in terms of atomic radius R for BCC [001] direction?

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Chemistry: Structure and Properties
Chemistry: Structure and Properties
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00:01 In the given question, the lattice type is bcc.
00:05 Therefore, the directions you can get as 0 .1.
00:11 Let's see the structure of the bcc unit.
00:13 Here we can say in bcc unit 011, this side is represented a on the x and y and z axis.
00:20 The value of r is given 0 .141 nano -beter.
00:25 For the bcc according to pythover stadium, the value of b square is equal to a square plus a, so you can write it as a 2a square is equal to p square.
00:36 Now as the body diagonal is 4r, you just have to keep this, this value of p is nothing but body diagonal.
00:44 4r whole square is equal to p square plus a square.
00:52 So 4r square whole square is equal to instead of p you can write 2a square plus this scale...
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