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Question 1

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The INCORRECT statement about the solid-state structure of CsCl and CaF₂ is:
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Question 27

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Among the following compounds, a normal spinel is
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For an inverse spinel, AB₂O₄, the A and B, respectively, can be
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Question 14

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The energy band diagram for magnesium is (The hatched and unhatched regions in the figure correspond to filled and unfilled regions of the band, respectively.)
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Question 15

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P, F and I represent primitive, face-centered and body-centered lattices, respectively. The lattice types of NaCl and CsCl, respectively, are
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Question 44

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The spinel structure of

has cubic close packed arrangement of oxide ions. The fractions of the octahedral and tetrahedral sites occupied by cations, respectively, are
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