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cava s2d15 chem 303 1.16 Some Properties of Solids

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In solids, the molecules are in contact with one another—but they do not [...].   In solids, the molecules are in contact with one another—but they do not move from place to place.  
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In solids, molecules are held rigidly in place and can only [...].   In solids, molecules are held rigidly in place and can only vibrate.  
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Strong intermolecular forces (relative to KE) give solids [...] volume and [...] shapes.   Strong intermolecular forces (relative to KE) give solids definite volume and definite shapes.  
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Metallic bonds form between metal cations and a sea of [...].   Metallic bonds form between metal cations and a sea of electrons.  
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The simplest arrangement of atoms or molecules that retains the basic shape of a crystal is called the [...].   The simplest arrangement of atoms or molecules that retains the basic shape of a crystal is called the unit cell.  
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Crystals of the same substance can have different forms (arrangements) called [...].   Crystals of the same substance can have different forms (arrangements) called allotropes.  
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Relatively strong [...] forces and sparse intermolecular spaces limit movements of solids.   Relatively strong intermolecular forces and sparse intermolecular spaces limit movements of solids.  
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Because there is practically no space between the atoms in a solid, solids are [in-].   Because there is practically no space between the atoms in a solid, solids are incompressible.  
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[...] solids do not have a definite internal arrangement.   Amorphous solids do not have a definite internal arrangement.  
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Glass is a familiar [...] solid.   Glass is a familiar amorphous solid.  
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