COMPLETE THE TABLE SA COMPLETE THE TABLE.QUESTIONANSWERThe description of crystalline solids tratdifter trom amorphous solds thatcrystaline solids have.• atoms, molecules, orions that areclose togethermuch larger atoms, molecules, orionsa long-range repeating patternofatoms, molecules, orions• appreciable intermolecularattractive toroesWhich of the following is NOT a type ofsolid?• metallicionic• supercritical• covalent-networkThe attractive that held together themolecules ot C12H26.• dipole-dipole interactions• dispersion forces• ion-dipole interactions• hydrogen bondingThe intermolecularforce responsiDle forthe tact that Ice is less dersethan liquidwater.hydrogen bonding• ionic bonding• London dispersion forcesdipole-dipole foroesWhat types of intermolecular forces existbetween HI and HZS?• dispersion forces and dipole-dipole• dipole-dipole and ion-dipoledispersion forces, dipole-dipole,and ion-dipoledispersion forces, hydrogenbonding, dipole-dipole, and ion-dipole

Question 1: option 3 is the correct answer. The description of crystalline solids that differ from…

COMPLETE THE TABLE. QUESTION ANSWER The description of crystaline soliGs trat ditter trom amorphous soids that crystaline solids have. • atoms, molecules, orions that are close together • much larger atoms, molecules, or ions • a long-range repeating patternof atoms, molecules, orions • appreciable intermolecular attractive torces Which of the folTIOWing is NOI a type of sold? • metallic • ionic • supercritical • covalent-network The attractive haThe ogehe the molecules of C12H26. • dipole-dipole interactions dis persion foroes • ion-dipole interactions • hydrogen bonding The intermolecularforce responsiIble for the tact that ice is less densethan liquid water. • hydrogen bonding • ionic bonding • London dispersion forces • dipole-dipole foroes What types of intermolecular forces exist between Hland HZS? • dispersion foroes and dipole- dipole dipole-dipole and ion-dipole • dis persion forces, dipole-dipole, and ion-dipole • dis persion forces, hydrogen bonding, dipole-dpole, and ion- dipole

COMPLETE THE TABLE. QUESTION ANSWER The description of crystaline soliGs trat ditter trom amorphous soids that crystaline solids have. • atoms, molecules, orions that are close together • much larger atoms, molecules, or ions • a long-range repeating patternof atoms, molecules, orions • appreciable intermolecular attractive torces Which of the folTIOWing is NOI a type of sold? • metallic • ionic • supercritical • covalent-network The attractive haThe ogehe the molecules of C12H26. • dipole-dipole interactions dis persion foroes • ion-dipole interactions • hydrogen bonding The intermolecularforce responsiIble for the tact that ice is less densethan liquid water. • hydrogen bonding • ionic bonding • London dispersion forces • dipole-dipole foroes What types of intermolecular forces exist between Hland HZS? • dispersion foroes and dipole- dipole dipole-dipole and ion-dipole • dis persion forces, dipole-dipole, and ion-dipole • dis persion forces, hydrogen bonding, dipole-dpole, and ion- dipole

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