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In a crystal of sodium chloride, the sodium ion fits into a FCC hole. Calculate the radius of the sodium ion, knowing that the length of the sides of a sodium chloride cell measure 0.552 nm and the radius of the chloride ion is 0.181nm.

In a crystal of sodium chloride, the sodium ion fits into a FCC hole. Calculate the radius of the sodium ion, knowing that the length of the sides of a sodium chloride cell measure 0.552 nm and the radius of the chloride ion is 0.181nm.

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In a crystal of sodium chloride, the sodium ion fits into a FCC hole. Calculate the radius of the sodium ion, knowing that the length of the sides of a sodium chloride cell measure 0.552 nm and the radius of the chloride ion is 0.181nm. Calculate the r/r for sodium chloride? Show by calculation how many total anions and total cations belong to one cell (same number, but different equations for each position). Calculate the percent of a sodium chloride cell that is occupied by sodium. Calculate the percent of a sodium chloride cell that is occupied by chloride.
Transcribed Image Text:In a crystal of sodium chloride, the sodium ion fits into a FCC hole. Calculate the radius of the sodium ion, knowing that the length of the sides of a sodium chloride cell measure 0.552 nm and the radius of the chloride ion is 0.181nm. Calculate the r/r for sodium chloride? Show by calculation how many total anions and total cations belong to one cell (same number, but different equations for each position). Calculate the percent of a sodium chloride cell that is occupied by sodium. Calculate the percent of a sodium chloride cell that is occupied by chloride.
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