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If molten NaCl contains SrCl$_2$ as impurity, crystallization can generate
If molten NaCl contains SrCl$_2$ as impurity, crystallization can generate
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Divalent ion impurity in monovalent ionic lattice leads to cationic vacancies to balance charge.
Updated On: May 18, 2025
- Anionic vacancies
- Cationic vacancies
- Metal excess defects
- Metal deficiency defects
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The Correct Option is B
Solution and Explanation
Sr$^{2+}$ substitutes two Na$^+$ ions, but occupies only one lattice site, creating one Na$^+$ vacancy to maintain charge neutrality.
Thus, cationic vacancy is created.
Thus, cationic vacancy is created.
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