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Network Atomic Solids (College)

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Network Atomic Solids

1. 
Which of the following bonds is present in an atomic network solid?
  1. ionic
  2. metallic
  3. ionic and covalent
  4. covalent
 
2. 
Which of the following material is used to create n-type semiconductors?
  1. Antimony
  2. Boron
  3. Aluminium
  4. Gallium
3. 
Which of the following elements is used for creating p-type semiconductors from a silicon lattice?
  1. Antimony
  2. Arsenic
  3. Phosphorus
  4. Gallium
 
4. 
Which of the following linkages are present in silicone?
  1. Si-O-Si linkage
  2. Si-O-P linkage
  3. Si-Cl-Si linkage
  4. Si-F-Si linkage
5. 
What kind of hybridization is present in rings of graphite that contain sigma bonds between carbon atoms?
  1. [math]sp[/math]
  2. [math]sp^3[/math]
  3. [math]sp^2[/math]
  4. [math]sp^3 d[/math]
 
6. 
Which of the following describes the reason why graphite is a strong electrical conductor?
  1. It contains sigma bonds between the carbon atoms
  2. It contains [math]sp^3[/math] hybridized orbitals
  3. It contains sp hybridized orbitals
  4. It contains delocalized electrons
7. 
Which of the following is present in ceramics?
  1. silicon atoms, only
  2. silicates
  3. silicon doped with arsenic
  4. silicon doped with boron
 
8. 
Which of the following is present in quartz?
  1. silicon atoms
  2. silicon dioxide
  3. silicon doped with boron
  4. silicon tetroxide
9. 
Identify the hybridized orbitals present in the bond formed to make up diamonds.



 
10. 
Because there is a large difference in energy between the occupied and unoccupied orbitals of diamond, diamond is a strong conductor of electricity.
  1. True
  2. False

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