1. The copolymer with a (mer) of periodically arranged atoms is: a) alternating b) random c) block d) crafting 2. One of the reasons that cause stacking fault is: a) Change of the layer sequence during solidification b) Gliding twins are the result of stress on the crystal. e) mismatch across the grain boundary d) inserting half line of atoms. 3. The atoms that sheared together by their electrons, but different in their affinity formed the bond type: c) metallic a) ionic b) covalent d) dipole e) dispersion 4. If the blocking building contain more than four points this type known as: b) unit a) primitive c) non-primitive d) SC

1. The copolymer with a (mer) of periodically arranged atoms is: a) alternating b) random c) block d) crafting 2. One of the reasons that cause stacking fault is: a) Change of the layer sequence during solidification b) Gliding twins are the result of stress on the crystal. e) mismatch across the grain boundary d) inserting half line of atoms. 3. The atoms that sheared together by their electrons, but different in their affinity formed the bond type: c) metallic a) ionic b) covalent d) dipole e) dispersion 4. If the blocking building contain more than four points this type known as: b) unit a) primitive c) non-primitive d) SC

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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