Q2(d). Stoichiometry of NaCl doped with Ca²⁺
In a sample of NaCl, one of every 10,000 sites, normally occupied by Na⁺, is occupied instead by Ca²⁺. Assuming that all of the Cl⁻ sites are fully occupied, what is the stoichiometry of the sample?
Answer in brief
Na₀.₉₉₉₈Ca₀.₀₀₀₁Cl.
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