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Mechanical Properties of Solids NEET Objective Questions for Students
Quick Quiz
Which substance shows anisotropy?
(A) Glass
(B) BaCl2
(C) Wood
(D) Paper
Option b – BaCl2
The anisotropy in crystalline substances arises due to
(A) the Composition of the solid remains the same.
(B) Composition of solid changes with the direction
(C) Composition of the solid is fixed
(D) Both ‘A’ and ‘C’
Option b – Composition of solid changes with the direction
The green glass contains
(A) Na2O or CaO
(B) CaO or CuO
(C) UO2 or CuO
(D) Fe2O3 or CuO
Option d – Fe2O3 or CuO
The physical properties of amorphous solids do not changes with
(A) Direction changes
(B) Change of ions
(C) Change of particles
(D) Change of molecules
Option a – Direction changes
The ability of crystalline solids to change physical properties when measured in different directions is
(A) Anisotropy
(B) Morphotrophy
(C) Isotropy
(D) Polytropy
Option a – Anisotropy
Pairs of isomorphous substances are
(A) NaF and MgO
(B) NaNO3 and CaCO3
(C) K₂CO3 and KCI
(D) FeO and Fe2O3
Option b – NaNO3 and CaCO3
A substance is in a solid state only when
(A) Intermolecular force balances thermal energy.
(B) An intermolecular force greater than thermal energy.
(C) Thermal energy is greater than intermolecular force.
(D) Oppositely charged ions present.
Which is not an example of crystalline solids?
(A) KCI
(B) CsCl
(C) Glass
(D) Rhombic
Option c – Glass
Solid CO2 is an example of
(A) Ionic solids
(B) Covalent solids
(C) Metallic solids
Option d – Molecular solids
In metallic solid, which is not correct?
(A) The bond between the metal ion and the delocalized electron
(B) Bond between the metal ion and localized electrons.
(C) Shows lustrous property
(D) Are malleable and ductile.
Option b – Bond between the metal ion and localized electrons
Highest melting point in the case of
(A) Molecular solids
(B) Covalent solids
(C) Ionic solids
(D) Pseudo solids
Option c – Ionic solids
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