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A metal with body centred cubic (bcc) structure shows the first (i.e. smallest angle) diffraction peak at a Bragg angle of θ = 30°. The wavelength of X-ray used is 2.1\[{{\rm{\dot A}}}\] . The volume of the primitive unit cell of the metal is

A. \[{\rm{26}}{\rm{.2}}{\left( {{\rm{\dot A}}} \right)^3}\]

B. \[{\rm{13}}{\rm{.1}}{\left( {{\rm{\dot A}}} \right)^3}\]

C. \[{\rm{9}}{\rm{.3}}{\left( {{\rm{\dot A}}} \right)^3}\]

D. \[{\rm{4}}{\rm{.6}}{\left( {{\rm{\dot A}}} \right)^3}\]

Answer: Option C


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