Chemistry, asked by jmaansi, 1 year ago

a binary solid A+B- has a structure with B- ions constituting the lattice and A+ ions occupying 25% tetrahedral holes. formula of the solid is?
a. A2B b. AB c. AB2 d. AB4

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Answered by ChetanRA
225
Let the number of B^{-} ions be 'N'.
We know that if the number of particles is 'N', the number of tetrahedral voids will be 2N.

However, A^{+}  ions are occupying only 25% of the tetrahedral holes. This means that the number of A^{+}  ions will be 25% of 2N, i.e., (1/4)*2N which is equal to N/2.

Therefore, the formula of the solid will be:
A - N/2
B - N

Multiplying both by 2, the formula of the solid becomes
A - N
B - 2N

Now, we can cancel out N present in both A and B. Thus, the formula of the solid will be AB _{2}

Hence, (c) will be the correct option.

Answered by arenarohith
9

Answer:

A - N/2

B - N

Multiplying both by 2, the formula of the solid becomes

A - N

B - 2N

Now, we can cancel out N present in both A and B ,givesAB

Hence, (c) will be the correct option.

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