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MTL 200 Exam Mc Potential Qs | Questions & Answers (100 %Score) Latest Updated
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Wave Mechanics - Electron position is based on probability distribution



Bohr Model - Electron positon based on discrete paths



3 Additional Bonding types - Covalent-ionic, covalent-metallic, metallic-ionic



Polymers - large compound formed from combinations of many monomers



They are covalent



Metals - Elements that are good conductors of electric current and heat.



They are metallic



Ceramics - ionic/mixed ionic-covalent



intermetallics - mixed metallic-ionic



What do proprties of solid materials depend on? - Geometrical atomic arrangement



What is the principle quantum number (n)? - # of atomic shells in Bohr Model



What is subsidary quantum number (l) - s,p,d,f (# of subshells within main energy levels



magnetic quantum number (m sub l) - spatial orientation of the orbital

, What is electronegativity? - ability of an atom to attract electrons



Electronegative elements - readily acquire electrons to become - ions



Electropositive elements - readily give up electrons to become + ions



Electronegativity increases from? - left to right, bottom to top



Atomic bonding properties depend on? - Interatomic forces that bind atoms together



Attractive forces

Repulsive forces



How are electric dipoles created? How do they interact with each other - Asymmetrical distribution of
electron charge. They interact with each other by electrostatic forces



What is a van der Waals bond? - A slight attraction that develops between the oppositely charged
regions of nearby molecules. (the weakest bond)



what is a covalent bond? - A chemical bond formed when two or atoms share electrons.



What is an ionic bond? - A chemical bond that's formed when an atom transfers and electron to another
Atom



What is bonding energy? - bonding energy is average of bond energy of each individual bond between
two atoms.



Crystalline Solid - atoms/ions form a pattern that repeats itself forming crystal-like structures



Unit Cell - crystalline small group of atoms that from repetitive patterm

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