The inter-ionic distance in a crystal lattice of KCl is:
Correct answer: A. 314 pm
- A. 314 pm
- B. 181 pm
- C. 95 pm
- D. 300 pm
Explanation
A is correct since the interionic distance of crystal lattice of KCl is 314pmB is incorrect because the interionic distance of crystal lattice of KCl is not 181pmC is incorrect because the interionic distance of crystal lattice of KCl is not 95pmD is incorrect because the interionic distance of crystal lattice of KCl is not 300pm
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