What is the effect of electrical condutivity due to a frenkel defect in a solid?
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Compounds having Frenkel defect conduct electricity to a small extent.
When electric field is applied, an ion moves from its lattice site to occupy a hole and thus it creates a new hole.
In this way, a hole moves from one end to another.
Thus, it conducts electricity across the crystal.
Due to presence of holes, stability (or the lattice energy) of crystal decreases.
When electric field is applied, an ion moves from its lattice site to occupy a hole and thus it creates a new hole.
In this way, a hole moves from one end to another.
Thus, it conducts electricity across the crystal.
Due to presence of holes, stability (or the lattice energy) of crystal decreases.
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What is the effect of Frenkel defect on electrical conductivity of the solid? Compounds having frenkel defect conduct electricity to a small extent. When electric field is applied, an ion moves from its lattice site to occupy a hole, it creates a new hole. In this way, a hole moves from one end to the other.
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