Deriving Cation-Anion ratio for Coordination numbers 3,6 and 8

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[@ylap1261]

This is the bets explanation on the internet thank you so much

[@farzanasidek143]

thank you for the detailed steps of proving!!

[@innocenttaruvinga2655]

nice!!
you should have worked out for coordination number of 4 too..

[@gudetajafo452]

what about for tetrahedral coordinations

[@kensonmalupande2424]

well explained and easy to understand, keep it up sir.

[@chandigawilson8294]

Well explained. Thanks

[@mohammadshazarulbinishak2048]

Very helpful for my test tonight

[@sk5806]

Very well explained, thanks!

[@annagracepowell9259]

What is A_0 supposed to represent?

[@mentor1324]

Thanks a lot!

[@sankalpmishra8696]

Awesome!

[@MShazarul]

Where's CN = 4 when I needed it

[@michustuart9099]

How to calculate number of ions in a unit cell

[@chrisman5237]

so helpful god bless you

[@인생건설]

thanks sanchez!!

[@Derek-ReeceFantoliPasquel]

WHO TF SNAPPIN?!?!

[@noname-gd9gk]

Can you explain how it is minimum? Since the cation fits perfectly in the voids??

[@ManekaAgarwal]

Yes, all the anions are in contact with each other.

[@13666cat]

Amazing

[@thumelansethupathy]

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Very disturbing noise

[@mentor1324]

this aint Khan Academy

[@chrisman5237]

observe the trig ratio well

[@chrisman5237]

at 1:17

[@Ta7eaTa7ea]

Hey! Minimum of coordination number of 4 is 0.225 lol

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he didn’t do that one lol

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