1. Which of the following unit cells do not exist for monoclinic lattices? a) Simple unit cell, b) Base centered unit cell, c) Face centered unit cell, d) All of the mentioned exist. 2. What is the common direction between the (132) and (133) planes? a) [310], b) [-3-10], c) [410], d) [410]. 3. Type of bond which is due from shared electron between adjacent atoms is called a) Ionic bond, b) metallic bond, c) covalent bond, d) hydrogen bond. ----.

1. Which of the following unit cells do not exist for monoclinic lattices? a) Simple unit cell, b) Base centered unit cell, c) Face centered unit cell, d) All of the mentioned exist. 2. What is the common direction between the (132) and (133) planes? a) [310], b) [-3-10], c) [410], d) [410]. 3. Type of bond which is due from shared electron between adjacent atoms is called a) Ionic bond, b) metallic bond, c) covalent bond, d) hydrogen bond. ----.

Physical Chemistry

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Chapter21: The Solid State: Crystals

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 21.44E

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