Polymorphic Forms of Carbon: Diamond
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The degree of ionic character in a ceramic material increases with a decrease in the difference in electronegativity of the atoms.

False (B)

In oxide ceramic structures, metal cations are larger than oxygen anions.

False (B)

A stable ceramic structure is formed when the net charge is non-zero.

False (B)

The coordination number of a cation decreases with an increase in the radius of the anion.

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In ceramic crystal structures, the formation of stable structures is achieved by minimizing the number of oppositely charged ion neighbors.

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The chemical formula of a ceramic material reflects the charge neutrality of the material.

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The ionic character of a ceramic material is only dependent on the difference in electronegativity of the atoms.

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Ceramic materials can have a large degree of covalent character in their bonding.

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The structure of a ceramic material is determined solely by the size of the ions.

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Ceramic crystal structures can have a variety of coordination numbers, depending on the size and arrangement of the ions.

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