c) Figure QI (c) shows the vectors of the primitive bcc cell that connect atoms at thevertices of the bcc cube with an atom in the cube center and lattice constant, a. Notethat the volume of the bcc primitive cell is V.=| a1 •a2 x a3 |.i. Write the primitive translation vectors a1, az and a3 of bcc.ii. Solve the formulation for the volume of the bcc primitive cell.aaza3Fig. Ql (c): Body-centered cubic lattice.

Figure QI (c) shows the vectors of the primitive bcc cell that connect atoms at the vertices of the bcc cube with an atom in the cube center and lattice constant, a. Note that the volume of the bcc primitive cell is V.-| a1 •a2 x as. i. Write the primitive translation vectors ai, az and as of bcc. ii. Solve the formulation for the volume of the bcc primitive cell.

Figure QI (c) shows the vectors of the primitive bcc cell that connect atoms at the vertices of the bcc cube with an atom in the cube center and lattice constant, a. Note that the volume of the bcc primitive cell is V.-| a1 •a2 x as. i. Write the primitive translation vectors ai, az and as of bcc. ii. Solve the formulation for the volume of the bcc primitive cell.

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