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What are hcp and ccp structures? What are their unit cells? In what ways are these structures similar?

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  6. The crystal lattice of the compound M(x)O(y) has cubic close-packed ar...

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  7. The crystal structure of a compound consisting of atoms M and N shows ...

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  8. Nickel (density = 8.9g*cm^(-3), atomic mass = 58.7g*mol^(-1)) crystall...

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  12. What is Frenkel defect? What type of ionic solids are likely to develo...

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