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24 - Solid State Questions Answers
In diamond,carbon atom occupy FCC lattice points as well as alternate tetrahedral voids.If edge length of the unit cell is 356pm,then radius of carbon atom is?
for fcc lattice a√2 = 4r
how many lattice points are there in one unit cell of face centered tetragonal
8 corners contributing 1/8
6 faces contributing 1/2
IN A GIVEN COMPD THE BONDING FORCES ARE AT SHORT RANGE & ARE SPHERICALLY DISTRIBUTED . THE TYPE OF BONDING REFERRED TO IS C/A
A) COVALENT
B) METALLIC
C) HYDROGEN
D) IONIC
the formation of covalent bond requires overlapping of partially occupied short-range repulsive potential due to the distortion of the electron clouds
so answer will be covalent
the max proportion of available volume that can be filled by hard spheres in diamond?
In Diamond, there is 8 lattice points per unit cell. The maximum radius that a hard sphere can have is , r and a are in their usual meaning, Hence the packing fraction is:
in my the previous query , i want to ask the second nearest, third nearest, 4th nearest neighbour atoms/ cordination no. of NaCl, CsCl, ZnS, CaF2, Li2o.
second, third and fourth coordination number means to count the no. of atoms of either Cl or Na, having second, third and fourth closest distance
for NaCl first coordination number = 6 (6 faces) distance (a/2)
second coordination number = 12 (12 edges) distance (a/√2)
third coordination number = 8 (8 corners) distance (a√3/2)
fourth coordination number = 6 ( 6 centre) distance (a)
similarly try for others
an element crystallises in fcc lattice having 400pm. calculate the maxm diameter which can be placed in a interstitial sites without disturbing the str
1) 400pm
2) 117.1 pm
3) 224.2 pm
4) 336.2 pm
according to the given conditions
along the face of a side 4x = 400√2 or x = 100√2 here x is radius of the atom forming lattice
and along an edge 2x+2y = 400 here y is interstitial radius
so y = 200-x = 200-100√2 = 100 (2-1.414) = 100(0.586) = 58.6 pm
so diameter = 117.2
IN A CUBIC CRYSTAL OF CsCl (d= 3.97gm/cc) THE 8 CORNER OCCUPIED BY Cl- WITH Cs+ AT CENTRE . CALCULATE THE RATIO OF RADIUS OF Cl- & Cs+
use the formula d = Mn/N0a3
calculate a? here n = 1
now 2r - + 2r + = a √3
and 2r - = a
divide these equations for getting ratio
in a crystal A2B3 ATOMS B ARE IN CCP ARRANGMT. & ATOMS A ARE IN TETRAHEDRAL VOIDS . THE FRACTN OF TETRAHEDRAL VOIDS ARE OCCUPIED IS ----?
B atom forms ccp, let No. of atoms of B = 1
no. of tetrahedral voids = 2
but formula given is A2/3B
so % of voids occupied = (2/3)*100/2 = 33.34 %
if all the ions of NaCl str is removed from one of the diagonal plane , then the formula of compd. will be ---- ?
Normal formula of compound is Na4Cl4
now on removing all the atoms from 1 body diagonal,
lost atoms = 4 Cl at corner, 2 Na from edge centre, 2 Cl from face centre, 1 Na from body centre
so loss in Cl = 4*1/8 + 2*1/2 = 1.5
and loss iin Na = 2*1/4 + 1*1 = 1.5
so new formula = Na2.5Cl2.5
so formula will remail same
In FCC unit cell distance b/w centre of two spheres which are touching each other & distance b/w centre of two nearest non touching sphere is
1) (2a)1/2,, 2a
2)2r, (a+r)
3) a/(21/2), a
4) both (2) & (3)
a= edge length. r= radius of atom
along diagonal of a face 4r = a√2 or r = a√2/4 so distance b/w centre of two touching spheres is 2r = a√2/2
similarly distance b/w two nearst non touching sphere = a (along edge)
so 3) will be the option