The interstitial site for dissolving a carbon in high-temperature structure of y-Fe (FCC) wasshown in the Figure below. The largest interstitial site for carbon atom is a 1 ½ 1 type (i.e.,octahedral site). Determine by how much the diameter of the C atom in y-Fe is oversized withrespect to the gap of the interstitial site (i.e., in term of length%diameter of the Catom/diameter of the interstitial site x 100% - 100%). (Note: the atomic radius for FCC iron is0.127 nm and the atomic radius for Carbon is 0.071 nm; 1nm=1×10-°m)+z,Catam at 1 ½ 1+y+x

An interstitial atom is one which occupies a site in crystal structure and normally not…

edral site). Determine by how much the diameter of the C atom in y-Fe is overs ct to the gap of the interstitial site (i.e., in term of length% /diameter of the interstitial site x 100% – 100%). (Note: the atomic radius for FC - nm and the atomic radius for Carbon is 0.071 nm; 1nm = 1×10°m) diameter +z, Catom +y

edral site). Determine by how much the diameter of the C atom in y-Fe is overs ct to the gap of the interstitial site (i.e., in term of length% /diameter of the interstitial site x 100% – 100%). (Note: the atomic radius for FC - nm and the atomic radius for Carbon is 0.071 nm; 1nm = 1×10°m) diameter +z, Catom +y

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