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A solid substance is hard and brittle. Its melting point is very high. Predict its nature.

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DINESH PUBLICATION-SOLID STATE-ASSIGNMENT
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  7. Polymers belong to which type of solids.

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  8. What is anisotropy ? Which types of solids exhibit this property ?

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  10. A substance has its melting point above room temperature under one atm...

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  17. What is co-ordination number ?

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  19. Define term space lattice ?

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