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CsCl structure is given below , Assign all contact with cation and anions are also contact with neighbouring anion [KLMN vertical diagonal plane KLO right angle triangle ]

`(r_(Cl^(-)))/(r_(Cl^(-)))`

A

`0.734`

B

`0.99`

C

`1.36`

D

`0.225`

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The correct Answer is:
C
`KM^(2)=KL^(2)+LM^(2)=3a^(2)`
`(r_(Cs)+r_(Cl^(-)))^(2)=3a^(2)` But `a=2r_(Cl^(-))(r_(Cl^(+)))/(r_(Cl^(-)))=1.36`
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