Discover the Interplanar Spacing of NaCl and KCl Crystals | Expert Insights

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The interplanar spacing of NaCl and KCl crystals is a critical parameter in crystallography. NaCl has an interplanar spacing of approximately 2.82 Å for the (100) plane, while KCl exhibits an interplanar spacing of about 2.74 Å for the same plane. These values are essential for students and researchers in physical sciences, particularly in materials science and solid-state physics. Access to a reliable data book is recommended for precise measurements and further exploration.

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Does anyone know the interplanar spacing of the crystals NaCl and KCl. Thanks
 
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Make an effort and look it up in a data book. If you have need of these data - i.e. you're presumably doing a physical science course - you'll have access to these materials.
 

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