QUESTION 7 Bronze is a substitutional alloy, where tin atoms replace some copper atoms in the copper lattice. A possible unit cell of a bronze alloy is shown below. What is the basic unit cell type for this alloy? Sn Simple cubic Face centered (also known as cubic close pack) Hexagonal close pack Body-centered

QUESTION 7 Bronze is a substitutional alloy, where tin atoms replace some copper atoms in the copper lattice. A possible unit cell of a bronze alloy is shown below. What is the basic unit cell type for this alloy? Sn Simple cubic Face centered (also known as cubic close pack) Hexagonal close pack Body-centered

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