Ionic Solids Formation
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What do large numbers of ions form when they gather together?

  • A metallic solid
  • An ionic solid (correct)
  • A molecular solid
  • A covalent solid
  • What type of structure does the ionic solid normally have?

  • Regular, crystalline structure (correct)
  • Random, disorganized structure
  • Irregular, amorphous structure
  • Layered, lattice structure
  • What does the regular, crystalline structure of the ionic solid allow for?

  • Neutralization of ions
  • Repulsion of ions
  • Isolation of ions
  • Maximum attraction of ions (correct)
  • Study Notes

    Ionic Solids

    • Large numbers of ions gathering together form a crystalline solid, known as an ionic solid.

    Structure of Ionic Solids

    • Ionic solids normally have a regular, crystalline structure.

    Properties of Ionic Solids

    • The regular, crystalline structure of the ionic solid allows for a rigid and brittle arrangement of ions, which contributes to its hardness and brittleness.

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