Colligative Properties and Kinetics 7. The packing efficiency of a unit cell is described by: Packing efficiency (%) = volume occupied by spheres/volume of the unit cell x 100. What is the packing efficiency of Si atoms in pure Si if the radius of one Si atom is 117 pm? The density of pure silicon is 2.33 gm/cm'.

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Colligative Properties and Kinetics
7. The packing efficiency of a unit cell is described by:
Packing efficiency (%) = volume occupied by spheres/volume of the unit cell x 100.
What is the packing efficiency of Si atoms in pure Si if the radius of one Si atom is 117 pm? The density of pure
silicon is 2.33 gm/cm³.
Transcribed Image Text:Colligative Properties and Kinetics 7. The packing efficiency of a unit cell is described by: Packing efficiency (%) = volume occupied by spheres/volume of the unit cell x 100. What is the packing efficiency of Si atoms in pure Si if the radius of one Si atom is 117 pm? The density of pure silicon is 2.33 gm/cm³.
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