INORGSTR Metallic Solids New - Contents
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Page 1
Unit cells - Review
Introduction to four types of lattices (simple cubic, face-centred cubic, body-centred cubic, and hexagonal)
1 marks
Page 2
Questions
Four multi-choice questions where users identify each of the types of unit cells
1 marks
Page 3
Face-centred?
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Page 4
Simple cubic?
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Page 5
Not cubic?
Page 6
Coordination number - Review
Discussion of the meaning of coordination number in the context of metallic lattices
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Page 7
Questions
Four question pages where the users deduce the coordination numbers for the various types of lattices described earlier
1 marks
Page 8
Body-centred cubic coordination number
1 marks
Page 9
Face-centre cubic coordination number
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Page 10
Hexagonal lattice coordination number
2 marks
Page 11
Least dense?
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Close packing - Review
Description closest-packing and demonstration of how the face-centred lattice and hexagonal lattice is close-packed
Page 13
These are the common metallic lattices. - Review
Page 14
Atom count - Review
Description of the procedure for counting the number of atoms within a given unit cell
4 marks
Page 15
Questions
Five question pages where users deduce the number of atoms in the four different types of unit cells
5 marks
Page 16
Atoms in face-centred cubic unit cell
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Page 17
Atoms in body-centred cubic unit cell
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Page 18
Hexagonal closest-packed atom count
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Hexagonal closest-packed atom count - Review
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Atom count summary - Review
Page 21
Sites in fcc - Review
Description of sites in face-centred cubic latticces
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Page 22
Question
Question page where users deduce the number of spheres around one type of site in the face-centred cubic lattice
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More sites - Review
Description of the location of tetrahedral sites in a face-centred lattice
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Page 24
Question
Identifying the number of tetrahedral sites in the face-centred cubic lattice
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Site summary - Review
Page 26
Conduction metallic - Review
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Page 27
Responsible for conduction