Concept explainers
(a)
The linear atomic density of atom.
(a)
Answer to Problem 60AAP
The linear atomic density of atom is
Explanation of Solution
Draw the figure for the plane of
Figure-(1)
Write the expression for the planer density of the atom.
Here, the number of the atoms is
Conclusion:
Here, the number of atoms for
Substitute
Thus, the linear atomic density of atom is
(b)
The linear atomic density of atom.
(b)
Answer to Problem 60AAP
The linear atomic density of atom is
Explanation of Solution
Draw the figure for the plane of
Figure (2)
Write the expression for the planer density of the atom.
Here, the number of the atoms is
Conclusion:
Here, the number of atoms for
Substitute
Thus, the linear atomic density of atom is
(c)
The linear atomic density of atom.
(c)
Answer to Problem 60AAP
The linear atomic density of atom is
Explanation of Solution
Draw the figure for the plane of
Figure-(3)
Write the expression for the planer density of the atom.
Here, the number of the atoms is
Conclusion:
Here, the number of atoms for
Substitute
Thus, the linear atomic density of atom is
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