Types of Solids (12.3.1)

Question 1

• Crystalline solids consist of an array of molecules, ions, or atoms with long-range order; amorphous solids do not.

Answer 1

• Crystalline solids consist of an array of molecules, ions, or atoms with long-range order; amorphous solids do not.

Question 2

• Crystalline solids can be metallic, ionic, or covalent network.

Answer 2

• Crystalline solids can be metallic, ionic, or covalent network.

Question 3

• Properties such as conductivity, brittleness, and ductility can be predicted from the intermolecular forces of different solids.

Answer 3

• Properties such as conductivity, brittleness, and ductility can be predicted from the intermolecular forces of different solids.