1.Cobalt oxide (Co2+ and O²-) forms a crystalline ceramic structure. Oxygen has an ionicradius of 0.140 nm and cobalt has an ionic radius of 0.072 nm.a)Calculate the radius ratio, rc/ra.b)Based on the radius ratio and ionic charge:Circle the stoichiometry: AX• Circle the crystal structure:Zinc BlendeAX2A2XABX3Cesium ChlorideSodium ChloridePerovskiteFluorite• Justify your answers for the above two questions using one or two sentences.Calculate the density of CoO in units of g/cm'.Calculate the number of Frenkel defects per cm' of CoO at 500°C. Assume an activationd)energy for Frenkel defect formation in CoO of 0.5 eV.

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1. Cobalt oxide (Co²* and O²) forms a crystalline ceramic structure. Oxygen has an ionic radius of 0.140 nm and cobalt has an ionic radius of 0.072 nm. a) Calculate the radius ratio, rc/ra. b) Based on the radius ratio and ionic charge: Circle the stoichiometry: AX • Circle the crystal structure: AX2 A2X ABX3 Zinc Blende Cesium Chloride Sodium Chloride Perovskite Fluorite • Justify your answers for the above two questions using one or two sentences. Calculate the density of CoO in units of g/cm³.

1. Cobalt oxide (Co²* and O²) forms a crystalline ceramic structure. Oxygen has an ionic radius of 0.140 nm and cobalt has an ionic radius of 0.072 nm. a) Calculate the radius ratio, rc/ra. b) Based on the radius ratio and ionic charge: Circle the stoichiometry: AX • Circle the crystal structure: AX2 A2X ABX3 Zinc Blende Cesium Chloride Sodium Chloride Perovskite Fluorite • Justify your answers for the above two questions using one or two sentences. Calculate the density of CoO in units of g/cm³.

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Chapter10: Liquids And Solids

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Problem 90E: The structures of another class of ceramic, high-temperature superconductors are shown in figures...

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