Solid state chemistry, MCQ -B.Sc. First year (UG degree course) Semester second, Physical chemistry paper IV

B.Sc. First year Undergraduate degree course Semester second Physical chemistry paper IV 
Chapter - Solid state chemistry
Multiple Choice questions:
1. Which is not true about the solid state?
a)  they have definite shape and volume
b) they have high density and low compressibility
c)  they have high attractive forces among molecules
d) they have high vapour pressure

2. Amorphous solids do not have
a)  sharp melting point
b) characteristic geometrical shapes
c)  regularity of the structure
d) all of these

3. A crystalline solid has
a)  definite geometrical shape
b) flat faces
c)  sharp edges
d) all of these

4. Amorphous substances are isotropic because
a) they have same value of any property in all directions
b) they have different values of physical properties in different directions
c)  they have definite geometrical shape
d) none of the above

5. The elements of symmetry are
a)  plane of symmetry
b) axis of symmetry
c)  centre of symmetry
d) all of these

6. The amorphous solid among the following is
a)  table salt
b) diamond
c) plastic
d) graphite

7. A crystalline solid does not have one of the following properties. It is
a)  anisotropy
b) sharp melting points
c) isotropy
d) definite and regular geometry
8. The Bragg’s equation for diffraction of X-rays is
a)  n λ = 2 d2 sin θ
b) n λ = 2 d sin θ
c)  n λ = 2 d sin2 θ
d) n λ = d sin θ

9. In Bragg’s equation n λ = 2 d sinθ, ‘n’ represents
a)  the number of moles
b) the principal quantum number
c)  the Avogadro’s number
d) the order of reflection

10. Which of the following is a non-crystalline solid?
a) rubber
b) ZnS
c)  HgS
d) PbI

11. Glass, rubber and plastics are------------ 
a)  long-range order
b) amorphous solids
c)  in geometric form
d) none of these

12. A cubic crystal possesses a total of -------------- elements of symmetry. 
a)  20 
b) 23
c)  22
d) 12

13. There are ------------ crystal systems. 
a) 7
b) 5
c)  9
d) 3

14. The indices used to denote the direction of a plane of crystal are----- 
a)  rational indices
b) Miller indices
c)  Bragg's indices
d) none of the above
15. The diffraction of X-rays by crystal was discovered by-------------, 
a)  Braggs
b) Laue
c)  Bebye-Scherrer
d) None of these

16. The Miller indices are often used in the area of --------- 
a)  Amorphous substances
b) ionic crystal
c) single crystal
d) hydrogen crystal

17. A crystalline solid has---- 
a)  definite geometrical shape 
b) flat faces
c)  sharp edges 
d) all of the above

18. A crystalline substance does not have -------- 
a)  anisotropy 
b) sharp melting point
c) isotropy 
d) definite geometry

19. “The intercept of any face of a crystal along the crystallographic axes are either equal to unit intercepts (a, b, c) or simple whole number multiples of them.” It is the statement of ----------
a)  law of symmetry 
b) law of constancy of interfacial angles
c) law of rational indices 
d) Bragg's law 

20. The law of constancy of interfacial angles was given by ----
a)  Braggs 
b) Law 
c)  Miller
d) Steno 
21. The reciprocals of the intercepts made by a plane with crystallographic axes are called- 
a)  Weiss indices
b) Miller indices
c)  Bragg indices
d) Laue indices

22. In solids the constituent particles may be --------- 
a)  atoms 
b) ions 
c)  molecules
d) either of these

23. Amorphous solids may be regarded as ------ 
a)  solids with real sense 
b) liquids with real sense
c) super cooled liquids 
d) Substances with definite m.p.

24. Bravais lattices depend on the shapes of ----------- 
a)  lattice 
b) cubic crystal
c) unit cell
d) none of these

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