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Q
A
A-1
1/8
A-2
1
A-3
8r^3
A-4
2r
A-5
1.91
A-6
6
Q
A
B-1
1
B-2
2
B-3
B-4
B-5
2.94
B-6
8
Q
A
C-1
1/2
C-2
4
C-3
C-4
C-5
1.91
C-6
6
Q
A
E-1
Both the sphere and hexagonal will be 12
E-2
It will be
E-3
You canât pack anything better than hexagonal and cubic
Q
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F-1
¼ Na and 1 cubic, 6 ½ Cl, unit cell 1/8
F-2
Na ¼ (12) +1= 4 Na
Cl ½ 96) + 1/8 (8)= 4 Cl
F-3
2d because it is its double
F-4
Ions of Na=6 , and ions of Cl=6
the first image is the question and the rest it is just information to help you to answer
Crystal Structure X-ray diffraction studies show that the edge length of the unit cell in crystalline sodium chloride is 5.638 A. Calculate the internuclear Na+-Cl distance. Calculate the density of crystalline sodium chloride. Compare your answer with the experimental value obtained from the Handbook of Chemistry and Physics.
Q | A |
A-1 | 1/8 |
A-2 | 1 |
A-3 | 8r^3 |
A-4 | 2r |
A-5 | 1.91 |
A-6 | 6 |
Q | A |
B-1 | 1 |
B-2 | 2 |
B-3 | |
B-4 | |
B-5 | 2.94 |
B-6 | 8 |
Q | A |
C-1 | 1/2 |
C-2 | 4 |
C-3 | |
C-4 | |
C-5 | 1.91 |
C-6 | 6 |
Q | A |
E-1 | Both the sphere and hexagonal will be 12 |
E-2 | It will be |
E-3 | You canât pack anything better than hexagonal and cubic |
Q | A |
F-1 | ¼ Na and 1 cubic, 6 ½ Cl, unit cell 1/8 |
F-2 | Na ¼ (12) +1= 4 Na Cl ½ 96) + 1/8 (8)= 4 Cl |
F-3 | 2d because it is its double |
F-4 | Ions of Na=6 , and ions of Cl=6 |
the first image is the question and the rest it is just information to help you to answer
Crystal Structure X-ray diffraction studies show that the edge length of the unit cell in crystalline sodium chloride is 5.638 A. Calculate the internuclear Na+-Cl distance. Calculate the density of crystalline sodium chloride. Compare your answer with the experimental value obtained from the Handbook of Chemistry and Physics.
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