(I) (30 points) Multiple-Choice Questions 1) The coordination number of a central sphere in a unit cell is defined as the number of spheres of its nearest neighbors. What is the coordination number in a simple cubic cell? A) 2 B)4 C)6 D)8E)12 Answer: ( 2) The vapor pressure of liquid A is lower than that of liquid B at room temperature, also lower at 60°C. Which of the following statements concerning about the liquids A and B is always true? A) Both liquids A and B much exhibit hydrogen bonding. B) Both liquids A and B much have ion-induced dipole interactions. C) Both liquids A and B much have ion-dipole forces. D) Both liquids A and B much have London forces. E) Both liquids A and B much have dipole-dipole forces Answer: 3) The following plot shows a typical titration curve for the titration of diprotic acid H,A (Kal-1.2 x10 K.2-2.1 x 10-10) with NaOH. Given that the principal A-containing species at the first equivalence point is HA. pH Moles of OH added A buffer region is indicated by which of these point(s) a-d in the titration curve? E) points c and d A) point a and c B) points b and d ) point b and c D) points a and b Answer Solution The coordination number of a simple cubic cell is 6. Any atom in a simple cubic unit cell is surrounded by 6 nearest neighbor atoms and therefore, the coordination number is 6. Hence, C is the correct option. [One question answered as per Chegg policy] .