The density of solid LiF is about 2,640 kg/m3. Compute the nearest-neighbor distance in LiF, that is, the distance betweenneighboring Li+ and F- ions. Note that LiF has the same lattice structure as NaCI.The distance is given in terms of the number density by the equation (Use the following as necessary: N and V.)d =Therefore the distance (in nm) isd =nm.

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The density of so LIF IS about 2,640 kg/m ute the nearest- ighbor dist in LIF, that is, tne distance between neighboring Li+ and F- ions. Note that LiİF has the same lattice structure as NaCl. The distance is given in terms of the number density by the equation (Use the following as necessary: N and V.) d = Therefore the distance (in nm) is d = nm.

The density of so LIF IS about 2,640 kg/m ute the nearest- ighbor dist in LIF, that is, tne distance between neighboring Li+ and F- ions. Note that LiİF has the same lattice structure as NaCl. The distance is given in terms of the number density by the equation (Use the following as necessary: N and V.) d = Therefore the distance (in nm) is d = nm.

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Chapter12: The Solid State

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Problem 63IL: Potassium bromide has the same lattice structure as NaCl. Given the ionic radii of K+ (133 pm) and...

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