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Which one below is not true for defects
in ionic solids? *
Cation interstitial
Cation vacancy
Anion vacancy
Electroneutrality exists when there are
equal numbers of anions and cations.
It is highly improbable that there would
be appreciable concentrations of anion
interstitials because anions are
relatively large, and to fit into small
Transcribed Image Text:Which one below is not true for defects in ionic solids? * Cation interstitial Cation vacancy Anion vacancy Electroneutrality exists when there are equal numbers of anions and cations. It is highly improbable that there would be appreciable concentrations of anion interstitials because anions are relatively large, and to fit into small
Electroneutrality exists when there are
equal numbers of anions and cations.
It is highly improbable that there would
be appreciable concentrations of anion
interstitials because anions are
relatively large, and to fit into small
interstitial positions, substantial strains
on the surrounding ions must be
introduced.
Because the atoms exist as charged
ions, when defect structures are
considered, conditions of
electroneutrality must be maintained.
Both vacancies and interstitials are
possible; however, because ceramic
materials contain ions of at least
two kinds, defects for both cations and
anions may occur.
Transcribed Image Text:Electroneutrality exists when there are equal numbers of anions and cations. It is highly improbable that there would be appreciable concentrations of anion interstitials because anions are relatively large, and to fit into small interstitial positions, substantial strains on the surrounding ions must be introduced. Because the atoms exist as charged ions, when defect structures are considered, conditions of electroneutrality must be maintained. Both vacancies and interstitials are possible; however, because ceramic materials contain ions of at least two kinds, defects for both cations and anions may occur.
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