iii. Silver is an FCC metal. Convert the fluxes from 1.b.i into growth rates in terms of /s assuming a miraculously even coverage of a 5 x 5 cm substrate. The atomic radius of silver given as 1.445 . moleles x(7169.4979) ( b.) i.) @ sooc below melting point 0 - 3.513x10 22 (MT) cm.5 MPJE 0= 3.513x10 2 (17) 184.90 6.007854) 0 = 3.55x 1016 molecules .22 0.0458 ) 5 @melting point: 0.0753 ( 0 = 3.513 x 1022 (107.8602)(1234.93) * (0.007esy) 10 = 5.72x1016 molecoles 5 0.1175 (@50 C above melting point. 0 $ = 3.513x10 (67.9062)(1284.73) * -2(0.007854) 0 = 8.75*106 molecules 22 s iii. Silver is an FCC metal. Convert the fluxes from 1.b.i into growth rates in terms of /s assuming a miraculously even coverage of a 5 x 5 cm substrate. The atomic radius of silver given as 1.445 . moleles x(7169.4979) ( b.) i.) @ sooc below melting point 0 - 3.513x10 22 (MT) cm.5 MPJE 0= 3.513x10 2 (17) 184.90 6.007854) 0 = 3.55x 1016 molecules .22 0.0458 ) 5 @melting point: 0.0753 ( 0 = 3.513 x 1022 (107.8602)(1234.93) * (0.007esy) 10 = 5.72x1016 molecoles 5 0.1175 (@50 C above melting point. 0 $ = 3.513x10 (67.9062)(1284.73) * -2(0.007854) 0 = 8.75*106 molecules 22 s