Step 1: Understanding the Concept
A Schottky defect is the loss of equal numbers of cations and anions from their sites, keeping the crystal neutral and lowering its density.
Step 2: Where it occurs
It is found in strongly ionic solids with high coordination number where cation and anion are of similar size.
Step 3: Compare the options
NaCl fits this requirement.
AgCl and AgI have a big size difference between ions and mainly show the Frenkel defect, where an ion moves to an interstitial site.
Final Answer:
Sodium chloride shows the Schottky defect.
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