INORGSTR Solids att force m pt - Contents

Page 1Introduction - ReviewIntroduction to solid types, the nature of the particles of which they are comprised and the attractive forces between them
14 marksPage 2QuestionsFour question pages which are each concerned with one of the structural types
4 marksPage 3Carbon dioxide
14 marksPage 4Network solids
2 marksPage 5Metals: the particles in the lattice and the attractive force between them
Page 6Metallic bonding - ReviewIntroduction to a model for metallic bonding and how this model is consistent with the observed malleability, ductiity and electronic conduction of metals
3 marksPage 7QuestionsTwo pages that are concerned with metallic bonding and one page which is a summary pages giving one example of each of the types. On this page the users choose the type of solid, the particle type and the attractive force between them.
3 marksPage 8What moves?
13 marksPage 9In summary
Page 10Formula/solid type - ReviewGuidelines for identifying the type of solid from its molecular formula
1 marksPage 11QuestionsThree questions where users identify the type of solid from its formula and justify their answer
1 marksPage 12Lowest melting?
1 marksPage 13Melting point below room temperature?
1 marksPage 14Lowest melting temperature?