A 1. Stoichiometry 2. Spikes 3. Ferromagnetism 4. Colloid 5. Hole 6. Nanoparticle 7. Empirical formula 8. Unit cell 9. Surfactant 10. Ferrofluid 11. Magnetite 12. Van der Waals forces B a. Weak forces of attraction between molecules b. Regions where unpaired electrons strongly interact with one another & align, even in the absence of a magnetic field c. A pattern of uplifted suspended particles that arise from placing a magnet near ferrofluid d. A chemical term that deals with relative amounts of substances involved in chemical reactions e. A dispersion of particles from ~ 1 nm to 1000nm f. A phenomenon in which the internal magnetic moments of unpaired electrons within the domain of the solid are aligned and act cooperatively g. An empty site in a crystalline solid h. A very small particle on a scale of nanometers (10m) i. The name for Fe3O4 j. Information that gives the simplest ratio between atoms of the elements in a compound k. A molecule that surrounds particles and isolates them from the attractive forces of their neighbors 1. A suspension of a magnetic solid in a liquid that responds to an external magnetic field m. The smallest unit that when stacked together repeatedly without gaps, can reproduce an entire crystal
A 1. Stoichiometry 2. Spikes 3. Ferromagnetism 4. Colloid 5. Hole 6. Nanoparticle 7. Empirical formula 8. Unit cell 9. Surfactant 10. Ferrofluid 11. Magnetite 12. Van der Waals forces B a. Weak forces of attraction between molecules b. Regions where unpaired electrons strongly interact with one another & align, even in the absence of a magnetic field c. A pattern of uplifted suspended particles that arise from placing a magnet near ferrofluid d. A chemical term that deals with relative amounts of substances involved in chemical reactions e. A dispersion of particles from ~ 1 nm to 1000nm f. A phenomenon in which the internal magnetic moments of unpaired electrons within the domain of the solid are aligned and act cooperatively g. An empty site in a crystalline solid h. A very small particle on a scale of nanometers (10m) i. The name for Fe3O4 j. Information that gives the simplest ratio between atoms of the elements in a compound k. A molecule that surrounds particles and isolates them from the attractive forces of their neighbors 1. A suspension of a magnetic solid in a liquid that responds to an external magnetic field m. The smallest unit that when stacked together repeatedly without gaps, can reproduce an entire crystal
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