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| degree to which two liquids can mix |
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| molecules end to repel each other due to polarity difference |
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| ordered structure of repeating patterns |
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| no ordered 3D arrangement |
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ionic solid characteristics:
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| aggregates of positively and negatively charged ions |
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| metal atoms packed together as closely as possible |
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characteristics of metallic solids:
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| high, high, because of strong covalent attractions |
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| in an isolated system phase changes are |
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| reversible and an equilibrium exists between phases |
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| solidification, freezing,: liquid to solid |
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| melt over a large range of temperatures |
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| all three phases are in equilibrium |
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| no distinction between liquid and gas is possible |
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| colligative properties are derived solely from |
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| the number of particles present not the nature of those particles |
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| basic structural unit of a crystalline substance: |
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