HELP on CONCENTRATION in CRYSTALLINE STATE (in 10çç atoms per cubic centimetre)
This is the atomic concentration in atoms per cubic centimetre when the element is in the same crystalline state as shown in the "TABLE' "Crystalline Form".
Carbon, in the form of diamond has the highest atomic concentration of 17.6 x 10çç atoms per cubic centimetre, followed closely by Boron at 13 x 10çç atoms/cc and Beryllium at 12 x 10çç atoms/cc. The transition metals are next highest at values between 9 and 4 x 10çç atoms/cc whilst the alkali metals have the least concentration with Caesium having the lowest at just 0.9 x 10çç atoms/cc.
