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What type of crystal defect involves a host ion being displaced into an interstitial position?
What type of crystal defect involves a host ion being displaced into an interstitial position?
- Screw dislocation
- Frenkel defect (correct)
- Edge dislocation
- Schottky defect
Which crystal defect results in a missing cation-anion pair that may migrate to the surface?
Which crystal defect results in a missing cation-anion pair that may migrate to the surface?
- Interstitial impurity
- Edge dislocation
- Schottky defect (correct)
- Substitutional impurity
How do line defects in a crystal form?
How do line defects in a crystal form?
- By displacement of one plane to the other (correct)
- By hosting impurity atoms in interstitial positions
- By a shearing of one portion of the crystal with respect to another
- Due to lattice changes or distortions of atomic distances
What crystal defect involves an impurity atom substituting directly for the host atom?
What crystal defect involves an impurity atom substituting directly for the host atom?
Which crystal defect contributes significantly to the resistivity of materials and causes leakage current in PN junctions?
Which crystal defect contributes significantly to the resistivity of materials and causes leakage current in PN junctions?
How do vacancies in crystals impact the diffusion of impurities?
How do vacancies in crystals impact the diffusion of impurities?
What is the main characteristic of crystalline solids?
What is the main characteristic of crystalline solids?
How many confirmed elements are there in the current standard table as of 2021?
How many confirmed elements are there in the current standard table as of 2021?
What are the applications of solid polonium mentioned in the text?
What are the applications of solid polonium mentioned in the text?
Which element is extremely dangerous to humans as mentioned in the text?
Which element is extremely dangerous to humans as mentioned in the text?
What is the primary application of Po-based sources mentioned in the text?
What is the primary application of Po-based sources mentioned in the text?
In what allotropes does Polonium exist as a radioactive element?
In what allotropes does Polonium exist as a radioactive element?
Which type of crystal defect is characterized by a break in the regular arrangement of atoms?
Which type of crystal defect is characterized by a break in the regular arrangement of atoms?
In crystal growth, which process involves the deposition of one crystal on another, where the orientation of the deposited crystal follows that of the substrate crystal?
In crystal growth, which process involves the deposition of one crystal on another, where the orientation of the deposited crystal follows that of the substrate crystal?
Which lattice structure has atoms located at the corners of a cube and one at the center of the cube?
Which lattice structure has atoms located at the corners of a cube and one at the center of the cube?
According to the Drude model, what does drift velocity refer to?
According to the Drude model, what does drift velocity refer to?
What property does the Hall effect measure in a material?
What property does the Hall effect measure in a material?
Which type of lattice defect involves a missing atom or a foreign atom replacing a host atom within the crystal structure?
Which type of lattice defect involves a missing atom or a foreign atom replacing a host atom within the crystal structure?
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Study Notes
Crystal Defects
- An interstitial defect occurs when a host ion is displaced into an interstitial position.
- A Schottky defect results in a missing cation-anion pair that may migrate to the surface.
- Line defects, also known as dislocations, form when a row of atoms in a crystal is disrupted.
Substitutional Defects
- A substitutional impurity occurs when an impurity atom substitutes directly for a host atom.
Electrical Properties
- Impurities can significantly contribute to the resistivity of materials and cause leakage current in PN junctions.
Diffusion of Impurities
- Vacancies in crystals impact the diffusion of impurities by providing sites for impurities to occupy.
Crystalline Solids
- The main characteristic of crystalline solids is that their atoms are arranged in a repeating pattern.
Elements
- As of 2021, there are 118 confirmed elements in the standard table.
Polonium
- Solid polonium has applications in the production of radioisotope thermoelectric generators and atomic batteries.
- Polonium is extremely dangerous to humans due to its high radioactivity.
- The primary application of Po-based sources is in the production of radioisotope thermoelectric generators.
- Polonium exists as a radioactive element in two allotropes: α-polonium and β-polonium.
Crystal Growth
- Epitaxy is a process in a crystal growth where the deposition of one crystal on another occurs, and the orientation of the deposited crystal follows that of the substrate crystal.
Lattice Structures
- A body-centered cubic lattice structure has atoms located at the corners of a cube and one at the center of the cube.
Drude Model
- Drift velocity refers to the average velocity of charge carriers in a material under an electric field.
Hall Effect
- The Hall effect measures the transverse voltage developed across a material when an electric current flows through it in the presence of a magnetic field.
Lattice Defects
- A point defect involves a missing atom or a foreign atom replacing a host atom within the crystal structure.
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