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Find the number of atoms in the fcc unit cell.

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Find the number of atoms in the fcc unit cell.

Calculate the number of particles per unit cell in a face-centred cubic system.

In a face centred arrangement of atoms of an element, what will be the number of atoms present in respective unit cells?

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उत्तर

A face-centred cubic (fcc) unit cell has particles at the eight corners plus particles at the centre of its six faces.

Each particle present at the corner of a given unit cell is shared with seven other neighbouring unit cells. As a result, its contribution to the given unit cell is only `1/8`.
Thus, the number of particles present at corners per unit cell
= 8 corner atoms × `1/8` atom per unit cell = 1

Each particle at the centre of the six faces is shared with one neighbouring cube. Thus, 1/2 of each face particle belongs to the given unit cell. Thus, the number of particles present at faces per unit cell
= 6 atoms at the faces × `1/2` atom per unit cell = 3
Therefore, fcc unit cell has one corner particle plus 3 face particles, making a total of 4 particles per unit cell.

 

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