For a crystalline salt, the anions, X, are cubic close packed; the cations, M, are found in all of the octahedral holes. What is the coordination number of the cation, M? Enter your answer as an integer.
answer :coordination number of metal =6
explanation :
X = anion = cubic close packed lattice
M = octahedar holes
metal with octahedral holes means it is surrounded by 6 anions .
so coordination number of metal = 6
coordination number of anion =6
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