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C2 - covalent bonding & alleotropes
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Cards (14)
name the allotropes of carbon
graphene
graphite
diamond
fullerenes
what happens in
covalent bonding
?
electrons
are being
shared
what are the properties of simple molecular substances?
low melting
/
boiling point
weak intermolecular
forces
give properties of giant covalent structures
regular repeating
lattices
high
melting/boiling points
do not conduct electricity except
graphite
/
graphene
give physical properties of diamond
solid
at room temperature
very
hard
shiny
give chemical properties of diamond
high melting
/
boiling point
does not conduct
electricity
giant covalent structure
how many covalent bonds does each carbon atom form in diamond?
4
how many covalent bonds does each carbon atom form in graphite/graphene/fullerenes?
3
give properties of
graphite
conducts
electricity
made up of
layers
(
flat sheets
) - can
slide
over one another
giant
covalent structure
high
melting/boiling point
give properties of
graphene
can conduct
electricity
1
layer thick
strong
covalent bonds
high
melting/boiling point
give uses of
nanotubes
electronics
tennis rackets
give uses of buckminster
fullerenes
drug
delivery
industrial catalysts
lubricant
what is a polymer made up of?
monomers
covalent
compound
melting/boiling point of polymers?
lower
than giant covalent,
higher
than simple molecular