Exam 18: The Solid State a Particulate View
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Structural forms of an element in which the atoms are bonded together in a different manner are called
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When silicon (Si) is doped with phosphorus (P), it produces a(n) _______-type semiconductor.
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Which of the following have the highest packing efficiency?
I.simple cubic
II.body-centered cubic
III.face-centered cubic
IV.hexagonal closest packed
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Describe the simple cubic and body-centered cubic crystal structures.What is the primary difference between these structures and the face-centered cubic structure?
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The α form of polonium (Po) has a density of 9.196 g/cm3 and crystallizes in a simple cubic structure.What is the atomic radius of polonium in picometers?
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Molybdenum adopts a bcc structure with a unit cell edge length of approximately 315 pm.Estimate the radius of a Mo atom in picometers.
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In bismuthIII) iodide, iodide ions are arranged in an hcp lattice.Assuming the ionic radii of bismuth and iodine in this compound are 117 and 206 pm, respectively, which of the following statements is correct?
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If a face-centered cubic unit cell has a volume of 1.45 * 108 pm3 and the atoms at the corners touch the atom on the face, what must be the atom's radius?
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