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The density of copper is8.9103kgm3. Its femi energy is 7.0 eV, and it has one conduction electron per atom. At liquid nitrogen temperature (77 K), its resistivity is about 410-9m. Estimate how far a conduction electron would travel before colliding and how many copper ions it would pass.

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The distance travelled is 0.17mand the number of ions is 700.

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01

Determine the formulas

Consider the formula for the number of copper ions as:

Numberofcopperions=distancea

Consider the formula for the density of atoms:

=densityatomicmass

02

Determine the distance travelled and number of copper ions:

Solve for the mass of the copper:

m=(63.546鈥塽)(1.661027鈥塳驳1鈥塽)=1.0551025鈥塳驳

Solve for the number of atoms per unit volume as:

=densityatomicmass=8.9103kgm31.0551025鈥塳驳=8.4371028atomsm3

Solve for the relaxation time as:

=me2=9.111031鈥塳驳(1.61019鈥塁)(8.4371028鈥尘3)(4109m)=1.0541013鈥塻

Determine the speed of the electron as:

v=2(KE)m=2(7.0鈥塭痴)(1.61019鈥塉)9.111031鈥塳驳=1.568106ms

Solve for the distance travelled by the electrons as:

localid="1660041976047" d=v=1.568106ms(1.0541013s)=0.17m

Consider the inverse of is the volume per atom and is solved as:

a=1=2.281010鈥尘

Solve for the number of ions as:

n=distancea=1.7107鈥尘2.281010鈥尘700

Therefore, the distance travelled0.17mis and the number of ions is 700.

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