Potassium fluoride `(KF)` has `NaCl` structure . Its density is `2.48g cm^(-3)` and its molar mass is `58g mol^(-1)`. Compute the distance between `K^(+)` and `F^(-) ions in `KF`.
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`268.7;`
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