How can Schottky and Frenkel flaws impact the following properties of crystals? l) Electrical conductivity (ii) Density

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How can Schottky and Frenkel flaws impact the following properties of crystals? l) Electrical conductivity (ii) Density

Ajit Kumar Dubey 16th May, 2022

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Ajit Kumar Dubey 16th May, 2022

(I) The density of the lattice drops in the Schottky defect, but the density of the lattice remains constant in the Frenkel defect.

(ii) In both Frenkel and Schottky faults, the electrical conductivity increases.

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