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Structure of matter
Dental material
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1- used as permanent filling material .
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a) Cements
b) Amalgam
c) Dental waxes
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2- used as intermediate filling material.
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a) Cements
b) Composite
c) Dental waxes
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3- bond have large difference in electronic negativity
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a) Ionic Bond
b) Covalent bond
c) Hydrogen Bond
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4- In Dentistry Ionic Bond is found in
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a) phosphate cement
b) gypsum investment
c) Both
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5- In Dentistry monomer molecule in dental resin held by …… bonds within polymer chain .
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a) covalent bond
b) hydrogen bond
c) metallic
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6- Opacity and lustrous is properties especially for
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a) Metallic Bond
b) Ionic Bond
c) Hydrogen Bond
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7- Absorption of water by synthetic resin is an example for ....... Bond
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a) covalent
b) Hydrogen.
c) Vander Waal
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8- Fluctuating dipoles of asymmetrical molecule is prop of ..... bond.
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a) Vander Waal
b) Hydrogen
c) Covalent
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9- Chemisorptions of gases by alloy liquid is followed by attraction due to
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a) Vander Waal force
b) electrostatic force
c) Ionic Force
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10- Metallic Bond is …. than covalent and Ionic Bond
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a) weaker
b) stronger
c) intermediate
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11- The 14 different ways to arrange lattice in space are called
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a) space lattice
b) point lattice
c) bravais lattice
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12- To have a solid solution metal should have the same ...........
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a) lattice structure
b) mechanical prop
c) allotropic prop
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13- is responsible for definite melting point of the material
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a) crystalline structure
b) amorphous
c) metallic
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14- The average biting force with the natural teeth is about
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a) 755 N.
b) 577 N
c) 575 N
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15- ISO is
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A)Federation Dentaire Internationale
B) International Standard Organization
C) American Dental Association
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16- Electrical and thermal insulators, Insoluble in water Very strong, highly directional, these are properties of:
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a) Ionic bond
b) Vander waal force
c) Covalent bond
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17- Crystalline material :
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a) Have melting range
b) Have glass transition temperature
c) Have definite melting point
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