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Examine the given defected crystal

Answer the following questions:
What type of stoichiometric defect is shown in the crystal ?

A

Schottky defect, decreases, NaCl and KCl etc

B

Frenkel defect, increases, As and Si etc

C

Schottky defect, increases, As and Bi etc

D

Frenkel defect, decreases, NaCl, KCl etc

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The correct Answer is:
A
Schottky defect
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  • Examine the given defected crystal Answer the following questions: What type of ionic substance show such defect?

    A
    Schottky defect, decreases, NaCl and KCl etc
    B
    Frenkel defect, increases, As and Si etc
    C
    Schottky defect, increases, As and Bi etc
    D
    Frenkel defect, decreases, NaCl, KCl etc

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    A
    Stoichiometric, F-centre, KBr
    B
    Non-stoichiometric, holes, NaCl
    C
    Non-stoichiometric, F-centre, LiCl
    D
    Stoichiometric, holes, KCI

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