calculate the percent change in density of BCC iron when the temperature of the material is raised from room temperature (25° C) to 200° C and held there until equilbrium is reached. The energy required to remove one mole of vaciencies is 1000 cal. The atomic radius of BCC iron is 1.241 Angstroms

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calculate the percent change in density of BCC iron when the temperature of the material is raised from room temperature (25° C) to 200° C and held there until equilbrium is reached. The energy required to remove one mole of vaciencies is 1000 cal. The atomic radius of BCC iron is 1.241 Angstroms
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Solution - There will be no change in density because at 25• C , the crystal structure of iron is BCC and at 200• C also the crystal structure is BCC . So there is no change in crystal structure due to change in temperature . 

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