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© Dr. Rajesh Chakrabarty, RGU 1
CHEC 501 Structure and Energetics in Metallic and Ionic solids
Rajesh Chakrabarty Department of Chemistry
Rajiv Gandhi University Rono Hills, Doimukh
Ionic Solids
n Ions of opposite charge surround each other
n Larger (usually anion) forms the unit cell and the smaller ions goes into the ‘holes’
Ionic Solids
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Ionic Crystal Structure Types
Formula Type and fraction of sites occupied
ccp hcp
AX All octahedral Rock Salt (NaCl) Nickel Arsenide (NiAs)
Half tetrahedral (T+ or T-) Zinc Blende (ZnS) Wurtzite (ZnS)
AX2
All Tetrahedral Fluorite (CaF2) Anti-Fluorite (Na2O)
Not known
Half octahedral (ordered framework)
Anatase (TiO2) Rutile (TiO2)
Half octahedral (Alternate layers full/ empty)
Cadmium Chloride (CdCl2)
Cadmium iodide (CdI2)
AX3 One-third octahedral YCl3 BiI3
A3X All octahedral & All Tetrahedral Li3Bi Not known
Ionic Solids : AX type
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Cesium Chloride Structure: CsCl
• Chloride ions occupy the corners of a cube, with a cesium ion in the center (called cubic hole) or vice versa.
• Cl- = 0.96Cs+ size (0.73r in center is ideal) • Both ions have a coordination number of 8, with the two ions
fairly similar in size • Rare structure, need big cation (Cs, Tl only cations known with
this structure)
Cesium Chloride Structure: CsCl
Coordination: 8:8 (cubic)
Unit cell of CsCl = Cs+ (174 pm) = Cl- (181 pm)
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Cesium Chloride Structure: CsCl
Number Cs atoms per unit cell:
1 = 1 atom per unit cell Central atom
Number Cl atoms per unit cell:
(8 × 1/8) = 1 atom per unit cell Corner atoms
Total number CsCl molecules per unit cell (Z) = 1
Rock Salt Structure: NaCl
n NaCl structure can be viewed as a face-centered cubic (fcc) array of the anions, with the cations in all of the octahedral holes (or vice versa)
n Large size difference of ions facilitate this structure (ionic radii: Na+ = 116 pm; Cl- = 167 pm)
n Both ions have a coordination number of 6, each Cl- has six nearest Na+ neighbors and vice versa
n Most alkali halides have this structure
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= Na+ (116 pm) = Cl- (167 pm)
Rock Salt Structure: NaCl
= Na+ = Cl-
Rock Salt Structure: NaCl
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= Na+ = Cl-
Rock Salt Structure: NaCl
= Na+ = Cl-
Rock Salt Structure: NaCl
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= Na+ = Cl-
Rock Salt Structure: NaCl
= Na+ = Cl-
Rock Salt Structure: NaCl
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= Na+ = Cl-
Na+ Cl- Unit cell of NaCl
Rock Salt Structure: NaCl
= Na+ = Cl-
Can be viewed as a face-centered cubic (fcc) array of the anions, with the cations in all of the octahedral holes, or
Rock Salt Structure: NaCl
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= Na+ = Cl-
As a face-centered cubic (fcc) array of the cations with anions in all of the octahedral holes
Coordination: 6:6 (octahedral)
Rock Salt Structure: NaCl
Na+ Cl-
Number Na atoms per unit cell:
1 + (12 × 1/4) = 4 atoms per unit cell central edge atom atoms
Number Cl atoms per unit cell:
(6 × 1/2) + (8 × 1/8) = 4 atoms per unit cell Face corner atom atoms
Total number NaCl molecules per unit cell (Z) = 4
Rock Salt Structure: NaCl
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Zinc Blende or Spalerite Structure: ZnS
n The anions (S2-) ions are in a face-centered cubic (fcc) arrangement, with cations (Zn2+) in ½ of the tetrahedral holes
n Alternate: Zn and S each in (fcc) lattices combined so each ion is in a Td hole of the other lattice
n Stoichiometry: only ½ of the Td holes are occupied and ½ are vacant
Zinc Blende or Spalerite Structure: ZnS
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All Td hole occupied Half of the Td hole occupied Zinc Blende (ZnS) Structure
Zinc Blende or Spalerite Structure: ZnS
Coordination: 4:4 (tetrahedral)
Ionic radii: Zn2+ = 74 pm; S2- = 170 pm
Zinc Blende or Spalerite Structure: ZnS
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Number Zn atoms per unit cell:
4 = 4 atoms per unit cell central atom
Number S atoms per unit cell:
(6 × 1/2) + (8 × 1/8) = 4 atoms per unit cell Face corner atom atoms
Total number ZnS molecules per unit cell (Z) = 4
Zinc Blende or Spalerite Structure: ZnS
Wurtzite Structure: ZnS
n Rarer than Zinc Blende structure for ZnS; formed at higher temperatures
n Zn and S each in (hcp) lattices combined so each ion is in a Td hole of the other lattice
n Stoichiometry: ½ of the Td holes are vacant other ½ are vacant
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Total number ZnS molecules per unit cell (Z) = 4
Wurtzite Structure: ZnS
Spalerite vs. Wurtzite Structure
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Ionic Solids: AX2 type
Fluorite Structure: CaF2
n Ca2+ in (ccp) lattice with 8 F- surrounding each and occupying all Td holes
n Alternate: F- in simple cubic lattice with Ca2+ in alternate body centers
n Nearly perfect radius fits for this structure n Coordination: Ca2+ 8 (cubic) : F- 4 (tetrahedral)
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Antifluorite Structure: Na2O
n In the related Anti-Fluorite structure cation and anion positions are reversed
n Every Td hole in the anion lattice is occupied by a cation
Fluorite Structure: CaF2
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Fluorite (CaF2) Structure
= F- (167 pm) = Ca2+ (126 pm)
Coordination: Ca2+ 8 (cubic) : F- 4 (tetrahedral)
Fluorite Structure: CaF2
Number Ca atoms per unit cell:
8 = 8 atoms per unit cell central atom
Number F atoms per unit cell:
(6 × 1/2) + (8 × 1/8) = 4 atoms per unit cell Face corner atom atoms
Total number CaF2 molecules per unit cell (Z) = 4
Coordination: Ca2+ 8 (cubic) : F- 4 (tetrahedral)
Fluorite Structure: CaF2
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Layered Structures
Nickel Arsenide: NiAs
n Arsenic atoms forms hexagonal close packed (hcp) lattice layers exactly above each other
n Ni atoms occupy all the Oh holes between all the layers of As atoms
n Coordination: Ni 6 (octahedral) : As 6 (trigonal prismatic) n Usual for MX compounds where X = Sn, As, Bi, S, Se, Te n Example: NiS, FeS, PtSn, CoS n These are better regarded as intermetallic phases rather than
true compounds
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Nickel Arsenide: NiAs
There are 6 Ni (orange) arranged in a trigonal prism around the central
As (green)
There are 6 As (green) arranged octahedrally around the central Ni
(brown)
Nickel Arsenide: NiAs