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Froggy Jumps Metals & MetallurgyOnline version AP chemistry class activity for metals and metallurgy by galhx 1 An alloy is created by introducing a smaller atom into the holes between the larger metal atoms in a crystal lattice. This is known as a(n): a Substitutional alloy b Interstitial alloy c lonic compound 2 Why are interstitial alloys typically less malleable than the pure metals from which they are formed? a The smaller atoms prevent the layers of metal atoms from sliding past one another easily. b The delocalized electrons become localized around the smaller atoms. c The total number of valence electrons decreases. 3 Which of the following pairs is most likely to form a substitutional alloy? a Copper (Cu) and Zinc (Zn) b Gold (Au) and Boron (B) c Iron (Fe) and Carbon (C) 4 What is the primary industrial purpose of metallurgy? a To convert non-metals into conductors of electricity. b To increase the radioactive decay rate of heavy metals. c To extract and refine metals from their naturally occurring ores. 5 Steel is an alloy of Iron (Fe) and Carbon (C). Which statement correctly identifies the type of alloy and its effect on the density compared to pure Iron? a Substitutional; the density decreases significantly. b Substitutional; the density remains exactly the same. c Interstitial; the density generally increases as Carbon atoms fill the voids.

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AP chemistry class activity for metals and metallurgy

by galhx

An alloy is created by introducing a smaller atom into the holes between the larger metal atoms in a crystal lattice. This is known as a(n):

Substitutional alloy

Interstitial alloy

lonic compound

Why are interstitial alloys typically less malleable than the pure metals from which they are formed?

The smaller atoms prevent the layers of metal atoms from sliding past one another easily.

The delocalized electrons become localized around the smaller atoms.

The total number of valence electrons decreases.

Which of the following pairs is most likely to form a substitutional alloy?

Copper (Cu) and Zinc (Zn)

Gold (Au) and Boron (B)

Iron (Fe) and Carbon (C)

What is the primary industrial purpose of metallurgy?

To convert non-metals into conductors of electricity.

To increase the radioactive decay rate of heavy metals.

To extract and refine metals from their naturally occurring ores.

Steel is an alloy of Iron (Fe) and Carbon (C). Which statement correctly identifies the type of alloy and its effect on the density compared to pure Iron?

Substitutional; the density decreases significantly.

Substitutional; the density remains exactly the same.

Interstitial; the density generally increases as Carbon atoms fill the voids.

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An alloy is created by introducing a smaller atom into the holes between the larger metal atoms in a crystal lattice. This is known as a(n):

Why are interstitial alloys typically less malleable than the pure metals from which they are formed?

Which of the following pairs is most likely to form a substitutional alloy?

What is the primary industrial purpose of metallurgy?

Steel is an alloy of Iron (Fe) and Carbon (C). Which statement correctly identifies the type of alloy and its effect on the density compared to pure Iron?

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