We have a metal alloy (bcc) that Metal A is FCC, 30 atom% (40.244 wt%), r=0.2...

We have a metal alloy (bcc) that

Metal A is FCC, 30 atom% (40.244 wt%), r=0.2 nm, A = 55 g/mol

and, Metal B is BCC, 70 atom% (59.756 wt%), r=0.24 nm, A = 35 g/mol

1. Find the volume per atom for metal A and metal B by dividing the unit cell volume by the number of atoms in the unit cell. Put your units in cm3/atom.

2. Use the atom% values and the answers to (a) to find the average volume per atom

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