MCQ
In melting lattice, structure of solid
- ARemains unchanged
- ✓Changes
- CBecomes compact
- DNone of the above
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
Changes
b
In melting lattice, struture of solid changes Because of the repeating geometric structure of the crystal, all the bonds between the particles have equal strength. A crystalline solid will have a distinct melting point, because applying heat will break all the bonds at the same time.
In melting lattice, struture of solid changes Because of the repeating geometric structure of the crystal, all the bonds between the particles have equal strength. A crystalline solid will have a distinct melting point, because applying heat will break all the bonds at the same time.
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