Which type of crystal defect is observed in the diagram given below?
$Na^{+} Cl^{-} Na^{+} Cl^{-} Na^{+} Cl^{-}$
$Cl^{-} \square Cl^{-} Na^{+} \square Na^{+}$
$Na^{+} Cl^{-} \square Cl^{-} Na^{+} Cl^{-}$
$Cl^{-} Na^{+} Cl^{-} Na^{+} \square Na^{+}$
$Na^{+} Cl^{-} Na^{+} Cl^{-} Na^{+} Cl^{-}$
$Cl^{-} \square Cl^{-} Na^{+} \square Na^{+}$
$Na^{+} Cl^{-} \square Cl^{-} Na^{+} Cl^{-}$
$Cl^{-} Na^{+} Cl^{-} Na^{+} \square Na^{+}$
- AFrenkel defect
- BSchottky defect
- CInterstitial defect
- DFrenkel defect and Schottky defect
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