In the close-pack model for hard spheres, there are repeating voids in the 3D lattice that are created. When a second layer is a

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In the close-pack model for hard spheres, there are repeating voids in the 3D lattice that are created. When a second layer is a

dded to the first close-packed layer there is a void directly under each sphere. The geometry of this void is _______. The other void has a(n) _________ geometry. These void spaces become important when one considers alloys. The type of alloy that is created when a different atom, that is relatively _______ (large/small), occupies some of the voids is called an ________ alloy. For instance, when iron is treated with Blank 5 steel is formed. It is more restant to sheering and bending as the included atoms strenthens the lattice.

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scoray [572] · Answer 1 · 2021-11-21T12:34:20+03:00

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close-pack model for hard spheres, there are repeating voids in the 3D lattice that are created. When a second layer is added to the first...

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nataly862011 [7] · Answer 2 · 2021-11-21T10:06:30+03:00

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close-pack model for hard spheres, there are repeating voids in the 3D lattice that are created. When a second layer is added to the first...

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