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Consider the FCC and HCP closed packed structures in units of ro, the radius of the...

Consider the FCC and HCP closed packed structures in units of ro, the radius of the close-packed atom. Explain why there are no common HCP based ionic structures with all of the octahedral sites filled or all the tetrahedral sites filled. Use Pauling’s rules and your knowledge of the ABAB and ABCABC stacking sequence to answer the question.

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