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    If $${ Al }^{ 3+ }$$ ions replace $${ Na }^{ + }$$ ions at the edge centres of $$NaCl$$ lattice, then the number of vacancies in 1 mole of $$NaCl$$ will be:
    Solution

    In $$NaCl$$ lattice, $$Cl^-$$ ions forms FCC and $$Na^+$$ ions are present at edge centers and body center.

    Number of $$Na^+$$ ions present $$= \cfrac 14 \times 12 = 3$$

    Now, charge on $$Al^{3+} = +3$$ and charge on $$Na^+ =1$$.

    So, each $$Al^{3+}$$ ion will replace $$3  Na^+$$ ions and two vacant sites will be created.

    Now, $$3/4$$ moles of $$Na^+$$ ions will be replaced by $$1/4$$ moles of $$Al^{3+}$$ ions to maintain electrical neutrality. Now, remaining $$1/4$$ moles of $$Na^+$$ ions and $$1/4$$ moles of $$Al^{3+}$$ ion will occupy $$1/2$$ moles of lattice sites.

    So, Number of vacancies $$= \cfrac 12 \ moles = \cfrac 12 \times 6.022 \times 10^{23}= 3.0125 \times 10^{23}$$

  • Question 2
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    Given an alloy of Cu, Ag, and Au in which Cu atoms constitute the CCP arrangement. If the hypothetical formula of the alloy is $$Cu_{4}Ag_{3}Au$$. What are the probable locations of Ag and Au atoms?
    Solution

    Given that, $$Cu$$ atoms forms CCP arrangement which is analogous to FCC type arrangement.So, 

    Number of atoms of $$Cu$$ present in unit cell $$=4$$

    So,

     Number of octahedral voids $$=$$ Number of atoms in FCC arrangement $$=4$$

    Number of tetrahedral voids $$= 2 \times $$ Number of octahedral voids

    $$= 2 \times 4 = 8$$

    The given hypothetical formula is $$Cu_4Ag_3Au$$

    This is possible if $$\left (\cfrac 14 \right)^{th}$$ of the octahedral voids and $$\left (\cfrac 32 \right)^{th}$$ of the tetrahedral voids are occupied. 

  • Question 3
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    There are three ionic compounds, first compound has fcc lattice of anions and cations are present in all tetrahedral voids, second compound has fcc lattice of anions and cations are present in all octahedral voids and the third compound has simple cubical lattice in which cubical void is occupied by cation, then the order of packing efficiency of these will be :
    Solution
    Since packing efficiency of various crystal systems are 

     Crystal SystemPacking Efficency
     FCC $$74$$%
     Simple Cubic$$52.4$$% 
    Now, number of tetrahedral voids $$= 2 \times$$ Number of octahedral voids. 
    Since the crystal system (III) is a simple cubic lattice, it will have the least packing efficiency.
    Now, both crystal systems $$I$$ and $$II$$ are FCC but the number of voids is filled in crystal system I than II because of a greater number of tetrahedral voids than octahedral voids. So, crystal system I have the most packing efficiency.
  • Question 4
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    If x is the length of body diagonal, then the distance between two nearest cations in rock salt structure is:

    Solution

    In $$NaCl$$ structure, $$Cl^-$$ ions form FCC and $$Na^+$$ are present at body center and edge center.

    Now, if $$a$$ is the edge length of the cube, then body diagonal is given by

    $$d= \sqrt3 a$$

    Given, $$d=x$$

    $$\Rightarrow x = \sqrt 3 a$$.......(i)

    Since, atoms at face centere and corners are touching each other, so distance between two nearest cation $$= \cfrac {\sqrt 2 a}2$$........(ii)

    (i) and (ii)

    $$\Rightarrow \cfrac {x}{\sqrt 3}= \sqrt 2 d’$$

    $$\Rightarrow d’ = \cfrac {x}{\sqrt 6}$$

  • Question 5
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    The packing efficiency of the two- dimensional square unit cell shown below is :

    Solution

    Area od square of side length $$l=l^2$$

    Number of atoms in unit cell $$= 1+ 4 \times \cfrac 14 = 2$$

    Let, radius of each circle be $$r$$

    Area occupied $$= \pi r^2 \times 2$$

    Now, diagonal of square $$= l \sqrt 2$$

    $$\Rightarrow 4r = l \sqrt 2$$

    $$r= \cfrac l{2 \sqrt 2}$$

    Now, Packing efficiency $$ = \cfrac {Area \ occupied}{Total area} \times 100$$%

    $$= \cfrac {2 \pi r^2}{l^2} \times 100$$%

    $$=\cfrac {2 \pi l^2}{(2 \sqrt 2)^2 \times l^2} \times 100$$%

    $$= \cfrac {100 \times 2 \pi}{8}$$%

    $$\Rightarrow Packing Efficiency = 78.54$$%

  • Question 6
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    An element crystallizes in a structure having a $$fcc$$ unit cell of an edge length $$200\ pm$$. If $$200\ g$$ of this element contains $$24\times10^{23}$$ atoms then its density is:
    Solution
    Theoretical density of crystal, $$\rho = \cfrac {z\times M}{N_o\times  a^3} \ g/cm^3$$

    Given that,

    Edge length, $$ a= 200 \times 10^{-10} \ cm$$ and 

    $$24 \times 10^{23}$$ atoms weigh $$200 \ g.$$

    So, weight of $$6.02 \times 10^{23}$$ atoms (Avogadro’s Number) $$= \cfrac {6.02 \times 10^{23}}{24 \times 10^{23}} \times 200 \approx 50.16 \ g$$

    So, molar mas of element, $$M= 50.16 \ g/mol$$

    Now, for fcc, $$z=4 \ $$

    $$\therefore \text{Density, } \rho = \cfrac {4 \times 50.16}{6.02 \times 10^{23} \times (200)^3 \times 10^{-30}}= 41.66 \ g/cm^3$$
  • Question 7
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    Beautiful crystals arise from various chemical substances. A single chemical can, sometimes, give rise to different crystals because of different:
    Solution

    Different types of crystal system arised due to difference in the arrangement of atoms in the space.

  • Question 8
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    In the table given below, dimensions and angles of various crystals are given. Complete the table by filling the blanks.

    Types of crystalDimensionsAngles
    1Cubic $$a = b = c$$
    $$\alpha =\beta = \gamma =$$____(P)
    2Tetragonal______(q)
    $$\alpha =\beta = \gamma=90^o$$
    3Orthorhombic$$a \neq b \neq c______(r)
    4Hexagonal______(s)$$\alpha = \beta = 90^o,\gamma = $$______(t)
    Solution
    For, cubic crystal, $$a=b=c\quad \& \quad \alpha =\beta =\gamma =90^o$$. So, P is $$90^o$$.
    For tetragonal crystal, $$a=b\neq c\quad \& \quad \alpha =\beta =\gamma =90^o$$. So, q is $$a=b\neq c$$.
    For orthorhombic crystal, $$a=b=c\quad \& \quad \alpha =\beta =\gamma =90^o$$. so, r is $$\alpha =\beta =\gamma =90^o$$.
    For Hexagonal crystal, $$a=b\neq c\quad \& \quad \alpha =\beta =90^o\quad \& \quad \gamma =120^o$$. So, s is $$a=b\neq c$$ and t is $$120^o$$. 
  • Question 9
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    Crystals have 'vacant sites' or 'defects' in them. When light strikes a photographic silver bromide paper, silver atoms move in through these defects to:
    Solution

    When light strikes a photographer $$(AgBr)$$ paper, it gives energy to the electrons present in the film. These energetic electrons when strike silver ions turn them to silver atoms. So eventually,  ions leave their lattice site and occupy interstitial sites. Since silver atoms are black in color so whenever light strikes a silver ion the photographic film will turn black.

  • Question 10
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    A unit cell of sodium chloride has four formula units. The edge length of the unit cell is 0.564 nm. What is the density of sodium chloride?
    Solution

    Theoretical density of crystal, $$\rho = \cfrac {nM}{N_o a^3} \ g/cm^3$$


    For NaCl, $$n=4, \ M=58.5 \ g, \ a=0.564 \times 10^{-7} \ cm$$


    $$\therefore \rho = \cfrac {4 \times 58.5}{6.022 \times 10^{23} \times (0.564)^3 \times 10^{-21}}=2.16 \ g/cm^3$$


    Hence, the correct option is $$\text{B}$$

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