If a crystal of NaCl is heated in sodium vapour, it acquires a yellow colour. This yellow colour is due to the formation of a non-stoichiometric compound of NaCl in which there is a slight excess of sodium ions. This defect is called the metal excess defect.
More Posts
-
Benefits derived from International Auditing Standards
-
First Law of Simple Pendulum – Law of Isochronisms
-
Using synthetic blood this robot fish can swim for hours
-
Applications of Electro Chemistry
-
GPT Detectors may favor Non-native English Writers
-
Tonga Eruption Was So Intense; It Caused the Atmosphere to Ring like a Bell
Latest Post
-
Top QS World University Rankings 2024
-
Nano-oscillator Achieves Record Quality Factor
-
Not Only Do Opposites Attract: A New Study Demonstrates That Like-Charged Particles Can Come Together
-
A Breakthrough in Single-photon Integration Shows Promise for Quantum Computing and Cryptography
-
Could the Sun be Conscious? Enter the Unorthodox World of Panpsychism
-
The Brains of Conspiracy Theorists Are Different: Here’s How