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Chapter 5 Liquids and solids 5-3 Properties of Solids

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Chapter 5 Liquids and solids

5-3 Properties of Solids

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固體的種類

� Crystalline Solid(結晶

固體)

� 分子或原子以固定的排

列方式形成的固體

� Amorphous Solid(非

結晶晶體)

� 分子或原子以隨意的排

列方式形成的固體

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SiO2不同型態的固體

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結晶固體的種類

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金屬固體(Metallic Solids)

Mg(鎂)Zn (鋅)Ti (鈦)

Al (鋁)Cu(銅)Au(金)Ag(銀)

Fe(鐵)W (鎢)Li (鋰)Na(鈉)

hcp ccp bcc

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六方最密堆積(hcp)的基本型態

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立方最密堆積(ccp, fcc)

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hcp與ccp的比較

20.688bcc

(體心立方堆積)

40.7412ccp

(立方最密堆積)

20.7412hcp

(六方最密堆積)

# of Atoms

in a Unit Cell

Packing

Density

Coordination

Number

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Coordination Number

ccp hcp

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Unit Cell

� Unit Cell : The smallest

building block of a crystal,

consisting of atoms, ions, or

molecules, whose geometric

arrangement defines a

crystal's characteristic

symmetry and whose

repetition in space produces

a crystal lattice

unitcell?

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Example

� For each of the 2D

arrays shown here draw

a unit cell that, when

repeated, generates the

entire two-dimensional

lattice.

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Unit Cell of bcc, ccp and hcp

From “Filling in the Hexagonal Close-Packed (hcp) Unit Cell”

In Journal of Chemical Education

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Number of Atoms in a Unit Cell

PrimitiveCubic

Unit CellPo 釙

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Packing Density

� Packing density : the

fraction of the total

volume occupied by

spheres

� Please calculate the

packing density of ccpa

4r

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Holes in ccp

Octahedral Hole Tetrahedral Hole

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Examples

� In a ccp crystal structure

� How many octahedral holes are there surrounding a

atom?

� How many tetrahedral holes are there surrounding a

atom?

� How many octahedral holes are there in a unit cell?

� How many tetrahedral holes are there in a unit cell?

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Types of Unit Cells

� Bravais Lattice為自然

界中Unit Cell 的可能型

態,有14種不同的型態

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How to Determine the Type of Unit Cell

� 測量晶體密度

� X-ray繞射

From : http://www.bruker-axs.de/fileadmin/user_

upload/xrfintro/sec1_8.html

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Example

� The density of Cu is 8.93 g/cm3 and its atomic

radius is 128 pm. Is the metal more likely to be

(a) ccp or (b) bcc

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X-ray Diffraction

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Bragg Equation

From http://www.bruker-axs.de/fileadmin/user_

upload/xrfintro/sec1_8.html

θλ sin2dn =

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Example

� In an x-ray diffraction experiment on a single

crystal of NaCl, with the use of radiation from a

copper source (λ=154nm), constructive

interference was observed at θ=11.2°. What is

the minimum spacing between the layer

responsible for the diffraction?

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Ionic Solids

NaCl ZnS

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Radius ratio

erl

smaller

r

r

arg

ionlarger of radius

ionsmaller of radius =

ratio Radius

� ρ < 0.4 : cations fill the

tetrahedral hole

� 0.4< ρ < 0.7 : smaller ions

fill the octahedral hole

� ρ > 0.7 : anions form the

primitive cubic cell and

cations fill the large cubic

hole at the center

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ρ > 0.7

CsCl and CsI

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Exception Case of Ionic Structure

NiAs

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Molecular Solids

� 分子固體固化的主要動

力為分子間作用力,其

能量遠比金屬鍵或離子

鍵小很多。因此分子固

體的沸點低,如:

� H2O

� C12H22O11

� UDPE超高密度聚乙烯

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Network Solids – C

Diamond Graphite

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CVD Diamond

From http://www.stanford.edu/group/microheat/two.html

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Network Solids – SiO2

Quartz玻璃玻璃玻璃玻璃

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固體的特性

Insulator or SemiconductorHighestCovalent bondNetwork Solids

InsulatorLowIntermolecular

interactions

Molecular Solids

Brittle

Insulator

HighIonic bondsIonic Solids

Luster

Malleability

Ductility

Good electric conductor

HighMetalic bondMetal

(Highest Density)

Characteristic PropertiesMelting Point

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Luster(金屬光澤)

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Malleability(金屬延展性)

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Alloys(合金)

Substitutional Alloy Interstitial Alloy

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Thermotropic Liquid Crystal

From http://www.laynetworks.com/Molecular-Orientation-in-Liquid-Crystal-Phases.htm

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LCD 螢幕的原理

“Chemistry: The Molecular Nature of Matter and Change”

by Silberberg, Mc Graw Hill, 2000

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Lyotropic Liquid Crystal