142) What property does a bonded material with an electron cloud not exhibit? a) Conductivity b) Heat conduction c) Toughness d) Ductility e) An opaque appearance 143) Which have equal and oppositely charged forces? A) Dipole B) metal C) van der waals D) hydrogen E) london 144) What is Frenkel error? A) atomic vacuum B) displaced ion C) intermediate atom D) ion pair spacing E) slip

142) What property does a bonded material with an electron cloud not exhibit? a) Conductivity b) Heat conduction c) Toughness d) Ductility e) An opaque appearance 143) Which have equal and oppositely charged forces? A) Dipole B) metal C) van der waals D) hydrogen E) london 144) What is Frenkel error? A) atomic vacuum B) displaced ion C) intermediate atom D) ion pair spacing E) slip

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