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B) Calculate the radius of a tantalium atom, given that Ta has a (BCC) crystal structure, density of (16.6 gm/cm') and an atomic weight of (180.9 gm/mol).

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density of (16.6 gm/cm') and an atomic weight of (180.9 gm/mol).

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