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Cesium exists at room temperature as a body centered cubic structure with lattice paramater a=6.06 A. What is the density of cesium?

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Answer:


\rho=1.98 (g)/(cm^3)

Step-by-step explanation:

Molecular mass of Cesium M=132.9 g/mol

To find density


\rho=(Z* M)/(a^3N_a)

Where
N_a=6.022* 10^(23)

a is the lattice parameter,Z=2 for body centered.


\rho=(2* 132.9)/((6.06* 10^(-8))^3* 6.022* 10^(23))

So
\rho=1.98 (g)/(cm^3)

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