Question

What type of point defect is produced when Agcl doped with cdcl2

Answer 1

When AgCl is Doped with  CdCl₂ a  cationic vacancy is created  ie. ann Ag⁺ ion  from the lattice is absent from it's position  due to presence of adjacent Cd²⁺ cation

Answer 2

The type of defects that are produced when AgCl is doped with $CdCl_2$ are Impurity defect and Vacancy defect as well.

Explanation:

• The AgCl which is commonly called as Silver Chloride is a composition of Silver ion and Chloride ion as well and its weight is 143 grams.

• The $CdCl_2$ which is commonly called as Cadmium Chloride is a composition of Cadmium ion and Chloride ions as well and its weight is 183 grams.

• When these two compounds, $AgCl_2$ and $CdCl_2$ are combined and doped together.

• The silver ion is replaced by one cadmium ion but the silver ion will not occupy the place of cadmium ion thereby leaving a free space in that compound by forming cation vacancy.

• This is the major defect of it and this leads to the impurity defect in that compound.

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