Consider two hypothetical metallic crystal structures A and B. A has an fcc and Ba bcc lattice structure. Both have the same unit cell volume. The Atomic Packing Factor for A is 0.740 and that for B is 0.680. What is the ratio of the fcc to bcc atomic radii? (This question has only one correct answer) O a. 1.21 Ob. 0.44 O c. 0.92 O d. 0.82 O e. 0.63

Consider two hypothetical metallic crystal structures A and B. A has an fcc and Ba bcc lattice structure. Both have the same unit cell volume. The Atomic Packing Factor for A is 0.740 and that for B is 0.680. What is the ratio of the fcc to bcc atomic radii? (This question has only one correct answer) O a. 1.21 Ob. 0.44 O c. 0.92 O d. 0.82 O e. 0.63

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