h. Using your answer of edge length from above, find the volume of the entire unitcell which includes empty space in terms of "r". Remember for a cube thevolume, V= 1 x w x h. You already know the edge length of the side in terms of"r" based in the earlier questions.Answer:i. Calculate the fraction of the total volume of the cube occupied by atoms. Expressthis as percent and write your answer in the summary table:Answer: f. Since question 3d and 3e express the length of the diagonal when the side is "a"set them equal and solve for "a", the side of length of a face- centered unit cube.Answer:g. Find the total volume of the atoms in the face-centered unit cell expressed interms of r. Use common equations to find the volume of atoms in the unit cell. Todo this, take the volume of a sphere in terms of "r" and multiply it by the totalnumber of atoms represented in the unit cell.Answer:

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f. Since question 3d and 3e express the length of the diagonal when the side is "a" set them equal and solve for "a", the side of length of a face- centered unit cube. Answer:

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Chapter4: Stoichiometry: Quantitative Information About Chemical Reactions

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