Chemistry & Chemical Reactivity
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Chapter 12.6, Problem 3.4ACP
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Interpretation:

The percentage of the space occupied by the tin atoms in tetragonal and cubic crystal lattice has to be calculated.

Concept introduction:

The volume of the atom is given below,

V=(a)3

The density of the unit cell is calculated as follows,

Massvolume = density

Mass = number of moles × molar massNumber of moles = Number of atoms per unit cellAvogadro number 

The Volume of the one atom is given below

 V = 43Πr3

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Answer to Problem 3.4ACP

  • The percentage of the space occupied by the tin atoms in tetragonal is = 43.5%
  • The percentage of the space occupied by the tin atoms in cubic crystal lattice is =34.4%

Explanation of Solution

Number of atoms per unit is given below,

It has 8 atoms in the corner, 6 atom in the face, 4 atoms in the body.

Number of atoms per unit=(8corneratoms×1/8+6faceatom×1/2+4bodyatoms×1)Number of atoms per unit=8density =5.769g/cm3molarmassoftin=118.710 g/mol

Z = number of atoms per unit.

The Avogadro number NA=6.02×1023

Massoftheunitcell=8 × 118.7106.023×1023Massoftheunitcell=1.5767×10-21g

Volume=MassDensityVolume=1.5767×10-21g5.769g/cm3Volume=2.733×10-22cm3Volume=2.733×108pm3

Volume of the one atom is given below

 V = 43Πr3

Therefore, Volume of the eight atoms is given below,

 V = 8×43Πr3where,r=141pmV = 8×43Π(141 pm)3V = 9.397×107 pm3

The percentage of space occupied is

The percentage of space occupied is= 9.397×107 pm32.733×108pm3×100=0.344×100=34.4%

The percentage of space occupied is =34.4%

Cube with a two side of white tin is 583 pm, and one side with 318 pm the conversion of pm to cm is 5.83 × 10-8cm and 3.18 × 10-8cm

V=(a)3Cube with a two side of white tin is583 pm, and one side 318pmV=(5.83×108cm)2(3.18×10-8cm)V=1.081×10-22cm

Molar mass of tin is 118.7 gVolume of the unit cell  =1.081×10-22cm3

Therefore,

Volume of the one atom is given below

 V = 43Πr3

There are four atoms in the unit cell, Therefore, Volume of the four atoms is given below,

 V = 4×43Πr3where,r=141pmV = 4×43Π(141 pm)3V = 4.699×107 pm3

The percentage of space occupied is

The percentage of space occupied is= 4.699×107  pm31.081×108pm3×100=0.435×100=43.5%

  The percentage of space occupied is =43.5%

Conclusion

The percentage of the space occupied by the tin atoms in tetragonal and cubic crystal lattice was calculated.

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