The thermal and mechanical processing of materials isan important step in ensuring that they have the appropriatephysical properties for their intended application. Suppose ametallic element undergoes a phase transition in which itscrystal structure changes from cubic close-packed to bodycentred cubic. (a) Does it become more or less dense? (b) Bywhat factor does its density change?

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