A portion of the latice of a compound between potassium (large shaded circles), fluoride (large unshaded circles) and magnesium (small black circles) is shown in the figure below. Use this information for questions 12 and 13. 12. Which is the ionic structure for this compound? a. perovskite b. halite salt c. fluorite d. ilmenite e. spinel 13. In what type of hole is magnesium? a. octahedral b. tetahedral c. cubic d. trigonal planar e. linear

A portion of the latice of a compound between potassium (large shaded circles), fluoride (large unshaded circles) and magnesium (small black circles) is shown in the figure below. Use this information for questions 12 and 13. 12. Which is the ionic structure for this compound? a. perovskite b. halite salt c. fluorite d. ilmenite e. spinel 13. In what type of hole is magnesium? a. octahedral b. tetahedral c. cubic d. trigonal planar e. linear

Chemistry & Chemical Reactivity

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Chapter12: The Solid State

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