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give an example of crystalline solid in which coordination number of all the particles is not same? also give an example of ionic solids in which coordination number of anion is different to that of cation

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Crystalline solid in which coordination number of particles is not same- SiO₂
Coordination number of Si = 4
Coordination number of O = 2
Ionic solid in which coordination number of anion and cation are different- Na₂O
Coordination number of Na = 4
Coordination number of O = 8

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