Suppise the "atoms" in the primitive Cube have an atomic mass of 100amu and a radius of 0.100 nm.Calculate (and label) the density (g/ml) of the solid for each of the 3 crystal structures. Density is the total mass in the unit cell divided by the total volume of the unit cell.

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