Solids Flashcards

1
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Solids with particles that are in highly ordered arrangement.

A

Crystalline Solids

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2
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Solids which there are no particular order in the arrangement of particles.

A

Amorphous Solids

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3
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_____ solids have definite geometric shape.

A

Crystalline

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4
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_____ solids have definite melting point.

A

Crystalline

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5
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_____ solids have definite heat of fusion.

A

Crystalline

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6
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_____ solids have cleavage property.

A

Crystalline

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7
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_____ solids are anisotropic in nature.

A

Crystalline

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8
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_____ solids are true solids.

A

Crystalline

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9
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_____ solids have long range order in arrangement of particles.

A

Crystalline

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10
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_____ solids have irregular shape.

A

Amorphous

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11
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_____ solids gradually soften over a range of temperature.

A

Amorphous

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12
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_____ solids do not have definite heat of fusion.

A

Amorphous

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13
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_____ solids do not have cleavage property.

A

Amorphous

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14
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_____ solids are isotropic in nature.

A

Amorphous

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15
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_____ solids are pseudo solids or super cooled liquid.

A

Amorphous

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16
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_____ solids have short range order in arrangement of particles.

A

Amorphous

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17
Q

Repeating pattern of arrangement are called
the _____.

18
Q

They are the basic structural unit of crystal.

19
Q

_____ are when particles in unit cell are present only at the corners.

A

Primitive Unit Cell

20
Q

_____ are when particles are present at the corners as well as other parts of the unit cell.

A

Centered Unit Cell

21
Q

3 types of centered unit cell are _____ , _____ , and _____.

A

Body-Centered Cell, Face-Centered Cell, End-Centered Cell

22
Q

Same compound occurring in more than
one crystal structure is called _____.

A

Polymorphism

23
Q

Polymorphism depends on both the _____ and the _____.

A

Temperature, External Pressure

24
Q

Polymorphism in elemental solids are _____.

25
_____ lattices allow the maximum amount of interaction between atoms.
Close-Packed
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In ionic crystals, ions pack themselves so as to maximize the _____ and minimize _____ between the ions.
Attractions, Repulsions
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Primitive cells have __ atom/s per cell, and are shared between __ cells.
1, 8
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Body-centered cells have __ atom/s per cell, and are shared between __ cells.
2, 1
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Face-centered cells have __ atom/s per cell, and are shared between __ cells.
4, 2
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End-centered cells have __ atom/s per cell, and are shared between __ cells.
2, 2
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Coordination number of primitive cells.
6
32
Coordination number of body-centered cells.
8
33
Coordination number of face-centered cells.
12
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Formula for theoretical density.
P = (no. of Atoms per unit cell * Atomic Weigh) / (Volume of unit cell * 6.022 x 10^23)
35
Volume occupied by primitive cells.
52%
36
Volume occupied by body-centered cells.
68%
37
Volume occupied by face-centered cells.
74%
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Formula for the volume of simple cubic cell.
a^3; a = 2r
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Formula for the volume of face-centered cubic cell.
a^3; a = 2r√2
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Formula for the volume of body-centered cubic cell.
a^3; a = 4r/√3
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Diamond, quartz, and salt are examples of _____ solids.
Crystalline
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Glass, rubber, and plastic are examples of _____ solids.
Amorphous