When an electron occupies the empty space of negatively charged ions, then the
defect in crystal is
(A)
Frenkel defect
(B)
Schottky defect
(D)
None of these
(C)
F-centre
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The correct answer is (C)F centre.
F -centre defect.
- It is a type of non stoichiometric defect known as a F centre or Farbe centre occurs when one or more unpaired electrons get trapped in the anionic vacancies in a crystal lattice.
- Ionic crystals with F centre exhibit paramagnetic behaviour because free, unpaired electrons in anionic vacancies undergo spin in a certain direction that generates magnetic moment.
- F centre defect are found in alkyl halides for example; Pottasium chloride(KCl) and sodium chloride(NaCl).
Non stochiometric defect
The sort of point defect known as a non-stoichiometric defect occurs when anion and cation proportions are not equal, and there are also a lot of positive and negative charges present.
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