Topic 14: Crystalline Solids

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What is it meant by an allotrope of allotropic form of an element

Elements can have more than one geometric arrangement in their solid state

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Crystal lattice

Ordered geometric 3D array of points that show the symmetry of a crystal

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Motif

Specific group of atoms that when multiplied and brought together can create the full crystal

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Unit cell

Smallest repeating pattern that completely describes full crystal lattice

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Why can a unit cell contain a fraction of atoms

Because at corners and faces they are shared with adjacent cells

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Stacking pattern

3D arrangement formed with square packed atomic layers stacked one above another

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Sequence AAAA Vs ABAB vs abcabc

Aaaa: simple cubic layers stacked right on top of eachlayer), ABAB : body centered cubic (stacking with atom in middle ) , abcabc : face centered cubic (stacking with atoms on faces)

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What unit cells result from cubic packing squares

Simple cubic

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How do edges, faces, corners contribute to unit cells?

Corner atoms share by 8 ( 1/8 each)

Face atoms are shared by 2 cells (1/2 each)

Edge atoms are shared by 4 cells (1/4) each

Center atoms not shared (1 each)

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Why can cubic models be simplified

Because overlapping portions of shared atoms can be cut off

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How are atoms arranged and how do they touch in a simple cubic lattice

Atoms sit at the corners and touch along the edges of the cube

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How many atoms in a simple cubic cell

8 corners * (1/8) = 1 atom

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What is the relationship between edge length (a) and atomic radius (R ) for simple cubic

A=2r

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How is bcc unit cell generated

From abab stacking pattern where one atom is in the middle and the others follow cubic shape

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How do atoms touch in bcc

They touch at the corners and one atom in the center

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What is the relationship between a and r for bcc

A= 4r/sqrt 3

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How many atoms per bcc cell

8 corner * (1/8) + 1 center =2

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How is a fcc cell generated

Form abcabc which is stacking each layer with 9ne atom sitting in the spaces of the layer before it

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How do atoms touch in fcc

Along the faces and the corners

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Relationship between a and r for fcc

A = sqrt 8 r

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how many atoms per fcc cell

8 corners x (1/8) + 6 faces x (1/2) = 4

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Packing efficiency

Percentage of a unit cells volume actually occupied by atoms

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What are packing efficiencies for simple cubic, bcc, fcc

Sc = 54.2

Bcc = 68.

fcc= 74

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What is the general formula for density of a crystalline solid

P= # of particles in a per unit cell x mass per 1 particle / volume of unit cell

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Volume

V=a³

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What define San ionic solid

Crystalline material made up of cations and anions with usually a larger anion lattice framework

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What kids of voids occur in cubic lattices

Tetrahedral holes (4 atoms surrounding) or octahedral holes (surrounded by 6 atoms)

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How can formula unit be derived from ionic compound unit cell

Count cations and anions in the cell and reduce to simplest whole number ratio

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Density formula for ionic compounds

P = (number of atoms for type x) (mass of 1 particle of type x) + ( number of atoms for type x) (mass of a particle of type y)/volume of cell