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defects in solid

Imperfection or

>
- At OK
,
crystals tend to have
perfectly
.

ordered
arrangement
↑ order
! disordert

deviation from orderd


>
-
Any perfectly
arrangement constitutes a defect or

. These defects
imperfection are

sometime called
Thermodynamic
defect
due to
which arise
>
- The
defects
in the arrangement of
inegularity atomi
called
atoms/ims are

imperfection
>
-
The atomic defects/imperfection
misplaced
caused by missing or
ions are called point defect
Point defects

~
1- Non-stoichiombic
stoichiometric
.
defects
defects
-
Free schottky

stoichiometric
defects
which the number of
>
- The compounds in
2
in the ratio
exactly
:
are
the and-re ions
their chemical formula
.
indicated by
called strichiometric defects
.
are

stoichiometric
>
- There are
two
types of
defects.

1)
Schottky defects
created when
>
-

type of defect
This is

cation and one anion are


one

from their respective position


missing
>
- occurs in the compounds having
coordination
high
no

cation
>
- occurs when size
of
and anion are almost equal

>
-
eg Nad, Cod , Br -

AgBrr
will dee.
>
-
density
Frenkel
defect

leave its
arises when ion
Defect
an
>
-

lattice site and occupies an

correct
(void)
interstical site
no
>
- Low coordination
should be high
>
- size diffrence
.
>
-
No effect on
density
>
- es zns , Agg ,
AgBr , AgI
Non-stoichiometric
Defects
>
- At B - from
From Non-metal .

metal

due to anion vacancies


metal excess defect
Hole (F-Centre)
T

the absence
.
>
- Excess of
metal ion
by site
from its lattice
of-re ion

.
heated
when alkali halides
are
>
alkali
in the atmosphere of
metal vapours this
,
defect arises ↑
Navapoy
~

·
NacNa
ce Nal
NaC Nig

SSS Heating

conversion
>
- The election released
during
of metal atom into ion
diffuse into
the site vacated
and occupy
crystal hole occupied
the anion The
by
.

the anios is known as


by
colors
F-centre (Farbazacentre) ,

Centre .

Wall (Excess sodiums


-

-eg
white - Yellow
KC1 (Excess of potassium)

white-violet

via (Excess of (i)


while -
Pink

Intensity ↑
- No
of f-centre t of colors

>
-
Dur to f-centre , paramagnetic
nature increases
.

due to Interstitallation
Metal Excess
defect

cation is present in
>
- when an extra
the interstital .
site Electrical neutrality
the presence of extra
.
is maintained
by
e in the interstitial site :

Ino heated
.
eg
>
-

due to cation vacancies


.
Metal deficiency

from its lattice .


missing
site
>
- cation is

is balanced by an
and the charge
cation
adjacent .

This
>
-

type of defect
is
generally
.
shown transition metal
by

Metal
>
- excess or
deficiary defect
turns lonic compand into semi-conductor
Impurity Defect
atom intersticl
>
-
Foreign can
occupy
sites in a
crystal .
Impurity

-
Holes
-
Cation vacary)

ions have diffrent valence


>
-
If the impurity
that the host ins, cation
state than of
vacancies are created accordingly
.
doped into Nac creats 1
suck
g
cation side .
vacany per

per A43
Allz-2 vacancy
+2 77

1942-Agd
2
NV
Agt Agt
. Then
a If 10 % sucz diped in wall

% cation as
vacary
10 % Sut2
-
100-10 % cation
vac
- ↑

>
2
definis
-

Cation
-
#20 960
.

un
Non-stoichiometric

metal
definery
.

Fetsion in Feo. O
① calculate the % of
1920
Fe090 >
-

E 0 , so

/
x atoms have 13 our state
have
96-x atoms
+2 a

20
xx( + 3) + (96 x)x(2)
- = +

x=
% fetion
%
3x + 192 -
2x = 200
=
x100
96
200 192 = 8
x=
-

= 8 33 %
.

96-fetz-88 -8 -

&
Properties of solids ↓

H20

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