UNIT#05 SOLIDS Flashcards
The transition temperature is shown by which of the following pairs:
➡Allotrope
➡Polymorph
(different crystalline forms of compounds)
Lattice energy decreases with the increase in the size of ion because oppositely charged ions
become less tight
Ionic solids are called true solids :
Crystalline
Which ionic solid has the lowest lattice energy
CsCl
Which of the following intermolecular forces are present in solid iodine:
(Iodine is non-polar)
London Dispersion force
Which one of the following is not amorphous solid:
Table salt
Ionic solids are called true solids
Crystalline
The transition temperature of sulphur is:
95.5 °C
Which of the following is isotropic property?
Metallic conduction
When an element exists in more than one crystalline form, it is known as:
Allotropy
A solid may be made up of:
➡Atoms
➡Molecuels
➡Ions
Which one has the highest melting point and boiling point
Covalent crystal
(Network Structure)
In a crystal, the atoms are located at the position of:
Minimum Potential Energy
(in order to gain maximum stability)
Which of the following is anisotropic
Quartz
(Crystalline)
Crystalline parts of otherwise amorphous solids are known as:
Crystallites
Coinage metals are Cu, Ag and Au and they have ___ crystalline system
Cubic
In the crystal structure of NaCl, the arrangement of Cl- ions are:
Face centred cubic
In a crystal lattice the correct sequence of bond angles is:
bc=α, ca=β, ab=γ
Total unit cell dimensions are;
SIx
The cubic crystal system has the following unit cell dimensions
a=b=c and α=β=γ=90°
The crystalline form of white tin is:
Tetragonal
Molecular crystals are;
Soft
Formed by intermolecular forces
The crystals formed due to London forces of interaction are:
Molecular
The number of Cl- ions per units cell of a simple cubic lattice at the corer is/are:
1