Chemistry: Structure and Properties Custom Edition for Rutgers University General Chemistry
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Chapter 13, Problem 14E
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There are basically three basic subtypes of atomic solid. These are classified on the basis of types of force acts between atom/ion/molecules to form solid structure. Write the name of three basic subtypes of atomic solid and kinds of forces hold each of these subtypes together?
Concept introduction:
Interactions between atom/ions/molecules are three types to hold together
(1) Ion-ion interaction (electrostatic force)
(2) Interaction between positive ion and electron sea (metallic bond)
(3) Covalent bond formed by sharing of electron.
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