The Solid State Flashcards

1
Q

Classifying materials into categories of either a solid or a liquid is primarily on response to….

A

Stress

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For a material to be classified as a solid it must…

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withstand indefinitely the stress imposed by its own weight.

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3
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under it’s own weight liquid will…

A

Shear instantaneously.

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4
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What exhibits a purely plastic response and will shear instantaneously under it’s own weight…

A

Liquid

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5
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A material that will withstand the stress imposed by it’s own weight is a

A

Solid.

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6
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Many materials response to stress is…

A

Time dependent.

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7
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Which state would you find crystalline or amorphous forms

A

Solid State.

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8
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In the solid state you’re more likely to see forms of

A

Crystalline or amorphous.

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9
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Crystalline solids form most readily where the bond is…

A

non directional.

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10
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Non directional bonding forms…

A

crystalline solids

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11
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Rapid cooling from the liquid state prevents he formation of

A

crystalline arrays

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12
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preventing crystalline arrays is a result of…

A

rapid cooling from the liquid state.

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13
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When the structure of amorphous materials cannot be distinguished easily from from that of corresponding liquid. The solids are referred to as…

A

Glasses.

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14
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Crystallites that are in continuous movement with atoms at the boundaries being lost or gained from other crytallites best describes

A

liquids

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15
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A non-crystalline substance consisting of large molecules or ultramicroscopic particles of one substance dispersed through a second substance is referred to as….

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colloids

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16
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What are examples of colloids

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gels, sols, and emulsions

17
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What is thixotropy?

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when a gel / colloid is still the material is solid, but when vigorous stirring occurs the gel reliquifys. When stirring stops, the material solidifes.

18
Q

As the metallic bond is non directional and non specific, the metallic ions…

A

Pack together as closely as possible.

19
Q

when a gel / colloid is still the material is solid, but when vigorous stirring occurs the gel reliquifys. When stirring stops, the material solidifes. is known as

A

thixotropy.

20
Q

The metallic crystal can be described as…

A

a collection of hard, in compressible spheres packed together in a electron gas.

21
Q

a collection of hard, in compressible spheres packed together in a electron gas best describes

A

The metallic crystal.

22
Q

How many closest neighbours can each ion have on a closely packed plane of metallic ions?

23
Q

How many closest neighbours can each ion have on a closely packed plane of metallic ions in a third dimensional setting.

24
Q

Closest packed planes of metallic ions can have a stacking sequence of…

A

ABAB or ABCABC

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What stacking arrangement in metallic ions is called the close packed hexagonal structure.
ABAB.
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What are examples of metal which adopt the ABAB, closely packed hexagonal structure...
magnesium & zinc
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What stacking arrangement in metallic ions is called the face centred cubic structure.
ABCABC
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ABAB is the stacking arrangement in metallic ions for
close packed hexagonal structure
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ABCABC is the stacking arrangement in metallic ions for
face centred cubic structure.
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what are examples of metals which adopt the face centred cubic structure with regards to stacking metallic ions
Aluminium, copper, iron, gold
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How many closest neighbours can each metallic ion have on a body centred cubic structure
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The occurrence of more than one solid form. e.g body centred cubic structure and face centred cubic structure is called...
Allotropy
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What is Allotropy
The occurrence of more than one solid form. e.g body centred cubic structure and face centred cubic structure
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What metal can exist in two solid forms
Iron.