Answer:
- The percentage of unit cell volume that is occupied by atoms in a face- centered cubic lattice is 74.05%
- The percentage of unit cell volume that is occupied by atoms in a body-centered cubic lattice is 68.03%
- The percentage of unit cell volume that is occupied by atoms in a diamond lattice is 34.01%
Explanation:
The percentage of unit cell volume = Volume of atoms/Volume of unit cell
Volume of sphere = 
a) Percentage of unit cell volume occupied by atoms in face- centered cubic lattice:
let the side of each cube = a
Volume of unit cell = Volume of cube = a³
Radius of atoms = 
Volume of each atom =
= 
Number of atoms/unit cell = 4
Total volume of the atoms = 
The percentage of unit cell volume =
= 0.7405
= 0.7405 X 100% = 74.05%
b) Percentage of unit cell volume occupied by atoms in a body-centered cubic lattice
Radius of atoms = 
Volume of each atom =
=
Number of atoms/unit cell = 2
Total volume of the atoms = 
The percentage of unit cell volume =
= 0.6803
= 0.6803 X 100% = 68.03%
c) Percentage of unit cell volume occupied by atoms in a diamond lattice
Radius of atoms = 
Volume of each atom =
= 
Number of atoms/unit cell = 8
Total volume of the atoms = 
The percentage of unit cell volume =
= 0.3401
= 0.3401 X 100% = 34.01%
Start by converting mg to g. There is .001g in every miligram, so there is 0.4g in this sample.
Then find the molar mass of ibuprofen (C13H18O2) which is 206.3g/mol
Then divide grams by the molar mass to get moles of C13H18O2: (0.4g)/(206.3g/mol) = 1.94x10^-3mol C13H18O2
Then multiply moles by Avogadro's number to get molecules: (1.94x10^-3mol)/(6.02x10^23) = 1.17x10^21 molecules of ibuprofen (C13H18O2)
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