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joebox
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Hi,
I tried to calculate the distance resulting from Na iron atoms contained in 1 g. scaled in meters and by juxtaposing them in a single thread (segment).
I did the following calculation with:
Atomic radius : 140 E-10 meters
Na : 6 E23 atoms in 56 g. of iron
=> ( 2 x 140 E-10 x 6 E23 )/56 = 3 E14 meters...
In other words, 300 milliard KM with only 1 gram of iron... so I must have made a (or several) mistakes
Thank you for your help !
Jean-Marc
I tried to calculate the distance resulting from Na iron atoms contained in 1 g. scaled in meters and by juxtaposing them in a single thread (segment).
I did the following calculation with:
Atomic radius : 140 E-10 meters
Na : 6 E23 atoms in 56 g. of iron
=> ( 2 x 140 E-10 x 6 E23 )/56 = 3 E14 meters...
In other words, 300 milliard KM with only 1 gram of iron... so I must have made a (or several) mistakes
Thank you for your help !
Jean-Marc