Figure 1 shows the crystal structure of sodium chloride salt (NaCI). Let the effective radius of Na be 7.5 A and the effective radius of CI be 8.5 A. ° i. Find the lattice constant of NaCl. ii. Determine the volume density of Na. iii. Determine the volume density of Cl. iv. Calculate the packing factor for Na. v. Calculate the packing factor for Cl. vi. Calculate the packing factor for both Na and CI * Don't use the atomic mass law Nat

Figure 1 shows the crystal structure of sodium chloride salt (NaCI). Let the effective radius of Na be 7.5 A and the effective radius of CI be 8.5 A. ° i. Find the lattice constant of NaCl. ii. Determine the volume density of Na. iii. Determine the volume density of Cl. iv. Calculate the packing factor for Na. v. Calculate the packing factor for Cl. vi. Calculate the packing factor for both Na and CI * Don't use the atomic mass law Nat

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