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    Iron (Fe) Crystallizes as a Body-Centered Unit Cell and Has
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Iron (Fe) Crystallizes as a Body-Centered Unit Cell and Has

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Iron (Fe) crystallizes as a body-centered unit cell and has an atomic radius of 126 pm. What is the edge length for the unit cell of iron?

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