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Chapter 4 Multiple Choice Questions
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Chapter 4 Multiple Choice Questions
The structures of simple solids
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Which pattern of layers is found in cubic close-packed pattern:
ABABAB .
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AAAA .
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ABCABC
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The unit cell parameters that are used to define the shape and size of a crystal unit cell consist of:
angles between the sides of a unit cell
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lengths of the parallel sides of a unit cell
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angles between the sides and lengths of the sides of a unit cell.
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A tetrahedral hole is formed by:
four touching spheres, three of which lie in one plane and the fourth is located in the dip between them;
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six touching spheres, four of which lie in one plane and two other are located below and above the plane;
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four touching, coplanar spheres.
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Select the alloy type in which a totally new crystal structure is formed.
interstitial solid solution
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intermetallic compounds
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substitutional solid solutions
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Which of the following statements correctly describes the NaCl structure type?
NaCl structure is composed of cubic close-packing of Cl
–
anions with Na
+
cations occupying every octahedral hole, this arrangement of cations and anions results in a 6:6 cation : anion coordination.
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NaCl structure is composed of cubic close-packing of Cl
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anions with Na
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cations occupying every second tetrahedral hole, this arrangement of cations and anions results in a 4:4 cation : anion coordination.
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NaCl structure is composed of hexagonal close-packing of Cl
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anions with Na
+
cations occupying every tetrahedral hole, this arrangement of cations and anions results in a 6:6 cation : anion coordination.
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Select the correct answer.
In the rutile (TiO
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) structure, each titanium atom is surrounded by three oxygen atoms and each oxygen atoms is surrounded by six titanium atoms.
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In the rutile (TiO
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In the rutile (TiO
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Lattice enthalpies are calculated to establish the most stable crystal structure. Which is the correct statement?
Lattice enthalpies are always positive; the structure with the maximum value is the most stable.
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Lattice enthalpies are always negative; the structure with the maximum value is the most stable.
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Lattice enthalpies are always positive; the structure with the minimum value is the most stable.
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Lattice enthalpies can be used to explain or predict:
only how stable the crystal lattice is
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only the solubility of the lattice and the stability of its components' oxidation states
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how stable the crystal lattice is, as well as the solubility of the lattice and the stability of its components' oxidation states
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What types of elements commonly form nonstoichiometric compounds?
s-elements
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some heavy p-block elements, as well as d- and f-ones
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inert gases
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A solid is an insulator if:
Enough electrons are present to fill a band completely and the energy gap before the next empty band is small.
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Enough electrons are present to fill a band completely and the energy gap before the next empty band is equal to zero.
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Enough electrons are present to fill a band completely and the energy gap before the next empty band is large.
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