Engineering Board Exam Reviewer · Engineering Materials · easy

A solid in which atoms are arranged in a repeating, periodic three-dimensional pattern is called:

1. Crystalline
2. Amorphous
3. Glassy
4. Liquid crystal only

Answer

A. Crystalline

Solution

Amorphous solids (like glass) lack long-range order.

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