solid

Cards (25)

  • Solid
    • Definite shape and definite volume
    • Strong intermolecular forces exist between the particles
    • Cannot be compressed
    • Do not fill the container
  • Crystalline solid
    • Regular arrangement of particles in space
    • Long order in arrangement of the particles
  • Amorphous solid
    • Irregular arrangement of particles in space
    • Short order in arrangement of the particles
  • Crystalline solid
    True solid
  • Amorphous solid
    Pseudo-solid or supercooled liquid
  • Crystalline solids have true properties of solids
  • Amorphous solids have fake properties of solids
  • Amorphous solids can flow like liquids over time if temperature changes
  • Melting point of crystalline solids
    Sharp, range less than 5 degrees Celsius
  • Melting point of amorphous solids
    Ranged, greater than 5 degrees Celsius
  • Examples of crystalline solids
    • Sodium chloride
    • Iron
    • Gold
    • Sugar
  • Examples of amorphous solids
    • Glass
    • Rubber
    • Wax
  • Types of crystalline solids
    • Ionic solids
    • Metallic solids
    • Covalent solids
    • Molecular solids
  • Ionic solids

    Contain ionic bonds
  • Metallic solids
    Contain metallic bonds
  • Covalent solids
    Contain covalent bonds
  • Molecular solids

    Contain covalent bonds
  • Examples of ionic solids
    • Sodium chloride
    • Calcium carbonate
    • Magnesium oxide
  • Examples of metallic solids

    • Iron
    • Gold
    • Silver
  • Examples of covalent solids
    • Diamond
    • Graphite
    • Silicon dioxide
  • Examples of molecular solids

    • Ice
    • Sugar
    • Carbon dioxide
  • Ionic solids
    • Made up of cations and anions (metals and non-metals)
    • High melting points
    • Brittle
    • Insulating in solid state, conducting in molten or aqueous solution
  • Metallic solids
    • Made up of metal atoms with sea of delocalized electrons
    • High melting points
    • Malleable and ductile
    • Good conductors of electricity
  • Covalent solids
    • Made up of non-metal atoms
    • High melting points
    • Hard
    • Poor conductors or semiconductors of electricity
  • Molecular solids
    • Made up of molecules
    • Low melting points
    • Soft
    • Insulators, non-conductors