The packing factor is the fraction of volume occupied by atoms in the unit cell:
\[\text{Packing Factor} = \frac{\text{Volume of atoms}}{\text{Volume of the unit cell}}\]
For diamond cubic, this value is approximately \(0.34\), indicating \(34\%\) of the volume is occupied by silicon atoms.
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