Structure of metals

Which unit cell is pictured here?

• FCC (Face Centered Cubic)

• BCC (Body Centered Cubic)

• SC (Simple Cubic)

• HCP (Hexagonal Close Packed)

Which unit cell is pictured here?

• BCC (Body Centered Cubic)

• FCC (Face Centered Cubic)

• HCP (Hexagonal Close Packed)

• SC (simple cubic)

Which unit cell is pictured here?

• FCC

• BCC

• HCP

• SC

Most metals are solid at room temperature

• False

• True

Tags

NGSS.MS-PS1-4

NGSS.MS-PS3-4

cobalt zinc and titanium has this structure

• BCC

• FCC

• HCP

FCC has a 8 atoms on the faces

• TRUE

• FALSE

Iron becomes FCC from BCC when heat is added

• TRUE

• FALSE

Another name for unit cell is

• lattice structure

• metal structure

• atomic structure

• cubic structure

the HCP has atoms on the 8 corners

• TRUE

• FALSE

The ability to be hammered, pressed, or rolled into thin sheets without breaking (it can bend) is _____.

• luster

• ductile

• conductivity

• malleability