What constitutes a lattice point

Q: Advantages and disadvantages relationship of conductance and conductivity.

A: Conductance It is defined as the reciprocal of resistance of a conductor or the ability of any…

Q: What is electrostatic attraction

A: What is electrostatic attraction = ?

Q: In solitary atoms, electrons are free to inhabit only certain, discrete energy states. However, in…

A: In-band theory of solids, there are many energy bands but the following are the three most important…

Q: 1. What is the difference between conductivity of solutions and metallic conductivity?

A: Differences are stated as shown below,

Q: Outline the type of defects in Crystalline structure

A: To outline the type of defects in Crystalline structure.

Q: ered internal lattice structure

A: Any type of crystal material is made up of constituting atoms. In such crystal the molecules or…

Q: It's unclear to me what the word "homogeneous structure" really refers to.

A: A relational first order structure is homogeneous if every isomorphism between finite substructures…

Q: Explain how planes of lattice points are labelled.

A: INTRODUCTION: Lattice point is defined as position in the unit cell where the probability of finding…

Q: What are anistropic substances?

A: All matter can exist in different physical states; solid, liquid and gases. Solid is well known…

Q: m given the cube dimensions, lattice

A: Density is physical quantity of a substance . It is defined as ratio of mass by volume .For a…

Q: Explain how the conductivity of electricity and the high boiling points of metals are explained by…

A: The conductivity of electricity and the high boiling points of metals are explained by a metallic…

Q: Define the term body-centered cubic lattice?

A: Lattice is a part of crystal, which is a 3D arrangement of atoms, molecules, or ions. Furthermore,…

Q: Cite some possible applications of determining the melting point of a substance. Explain briefly

A: In addition to that, melting point is often used to predict the partition behavior of a chemical…

Q: what will an electrical conductivity do when the size of a sample increases

A: Electrical conductivity is an intensive property and does not depend on the size of the…

Q: draw the 2D network structure of crystalline

A: Crystalline lattice is a periodic array of atoms. Examples include diamond, metals, salt etc.

Q: alloys are prepared with a view to impart some desirable properties. what are these properties?

A: The mixture of two or more elements present in a fixed composition in which major component is metal…

Q: what are alloys? give examples.

A: Alloys: Combination of two or more metals in order to enhance the chemical and physical properties…

Q: Define the term Cubic Crystalline Lattices?

A: A lattice is an ordered array of points describing the arrangement of particles that form a crystal.…

Q: why most minerals have ordered internal lattice structure yet this attribute does not influence…

A: A formal definition of a mineral, as used by geologists would be: A naturally occurring inorganic…

Q: Why do salt crystals have a cubical shape?

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Q: What happens in the gray zone between solid and liquid?

A: When solid transforms into liquid or liquid transforms into solid, in the midway of both the…

Q: When you test a sample of tap water, the lightbulb of the conductivity apparatus glows bright why?

A: When we test a sample of tap water, the light bulb of the conductivity apparatus glows bright. Hence…

Q: Compare the conduction of heat in wood versus metal.

A: Thermodynamic is the study which deals with the transfer of heat. The ability of a substance to…

Q: What is the difference between glass and silicate?  this is the question i was asked but not sure…

A: Although glass is silica, it is not crystalline silica. glass is amorphous SiO2, or silica glass.…

Q: Write the equation for Bragge's law?

A: Introduction: Braggs law shows the relation between the spacing or distance of atomic planes in the…

Q: Why does CsCl present a body-centered cubic lattice and explain it with a diagram?

A: We know that in a body centered cubic lattice, atoms are present in 8 corners as well as in the body…

Q: what is the magnetic moment of diamagnetic substances?

A: Diamagnetic substances does not possess permanent magnetic dipole moment.  When these substances are…

Q: Explain the diagram

A: We have to elaborate the diagram.

Q: Explain what is meant by the 'structure of a liquid'.

A: Liquid is the one of the state of matter. Liquid has fixed volume but no fixed shape.

Q: This is the overall result of the attractive and repulsive forces a crystal contains: A. Lattice…

A: B. Lattice Energy

Q: an electrical current can produce which type of force?

A: Electric current is produced By flow of electrons or charges , When a charge flow magnetic field is…

Q: lattice structure of CsCl is shown below. What

A: We have to tell which option is correct from given choices of options by telling which type of unit…

Q: Explain crystalline solid.

A: We need to explain crystalline solid substance.

Q: With respect to their solubility in water, substances with nonpolar covalent bonds are ________,…

A: When the amount of substance dissolved in a solution is the maximum which is supposed x, then that…

Q: KCl with itself a. illustrate the lewis dot structure b. polar or nonpolar? c. what is the…

A: Lewis dot structures are defined as diagrams which show the bonding as well as the lone pairs of…

Q: Explain this phase diagram of copper and nickel briefly

A: A phase diagram represent the variation in the physical state of a substance under different…

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Q: How will you distinguish between the following pairs of terms:(i) Tetrahedral and octahedral…

A: The difference between the subparts is given in the following steps.

Q: Describe the formation of N-type semiconductor.

A: Kindly get the answer given below.

Q: Which of following materials is more electrical conductivity a) materials of ionic bond b) materials…

A: Conductivity is the measure of the ease at which an electric charge can pass through a material. A…

Q: What are the Cubic Crystalline Lattices?

A: Cubic crystal lattices have all the edges of same length and the angle between the all the faces is…

Q: Explain the role of temperature in the purification process of crystalline compounds.

A: Crystallization is the process of formation of crystals. This method is used for the purification…

Q: Define the term crystalline lattice?

A: Interpretation: The term crystalline lattice is to be defined.

Q: Classify each substance in the table as either a metallic, ionic, molecular, or covalent network…

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Q: 7. (a) Discuss the viscosity method for calculating the molecular mass of polymers.

A: To discuss: viscosity method for calculating the MW of polymers.

Q: Distinguish sodium chloride structure and diamond structure. Provide an illustration to support your…

A: The main difference is – Sodium chloride is ionic and have Rock salt type structure while  Diamond…

Q: What are alloys?

A: Alloys: Combination of two or more metals in order to enhance the chemical and physical properties…

Crystal Lattices and Unit Cell

Consider a crystal. The regular and repeating pattern of constituent particles is the most distinguishing feature of crystalline solids. A crystal lattice is formed when these particles are replaced with representative points. The three-dimensional arrangement of constituent particles is known as a crystal lattice. Unit cell is that the smallest portion of a space lattice which when repeated in several directions, generate the whole lattice. Unit cell is a building block of a lattice. It is the smallest unit of cell.