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In the' simple cubic crystal lattice'structure, specify the 'Atomic fill factor' and the 'Planar Atomic density 'for the'(110) plane '(the lattice parameter' a', the atomic radius 'r'will be taken.)

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'(the lattice parameter' a', the atomic radius ' r' will be taken.)

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