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What types of stoichiometric defects are shown by Cscl and agbr?

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Answered by ranitwa333
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Agbr has frenkel defect And cscl is schottky defect
Answered by zumba12
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CsCl exhibits Schottky defects whereas AgBr exhibits Frenkel and Schottky defects.

Explanation:

CsCl shows Schottky defects:

  • Cesium chloride with chemical formula CsCl is an ionic solid.
  • The substance in which the size of the constituents ions namely cation and anion are almost similar in size exhibits Schottky's effects.
  • Accordingly, in the case of CsCl, the anion is chlorine and the cation is cesium and the size of the ions is 1.81nm and 1.74nm respectively.
  • Due to this close size of the radius, CsCl exhibits Schottky's effect.

AgBr shows Frenkel and Schottky defects:

  • Silver bromide with chemical formula AgBr is an ionic solid.
  • The size of Ag^+ ion is small due to which it dislocates itself from its normal site to interstitial site. Thus it is inferred to show Frenkel defect.
  • On the other hand, the size of Ag^+ and Br^- is almost close due to which it exhibits Schottky defects.

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