Diamond And Grapite Flashcards

1
Q

Properties of Giant Covalent Structures

A

High MP and BP

Don’t Conduct Electricity

Insoluble in water

Very Strong

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2
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Physical Properties of Graphene/Graphite

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Good Conductor of Electricity
Low density 
Strong
Very Reactive 
Flexible 
Soft
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3
Q

What structure is graphite

A

Giant Covelant

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4
Q

What is Graphites atoms bonded by

A

Covalent bonds

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5
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Each Carbon atoms (In Graphite) is bonded to ________ other carbon atoms

A

3

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6
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What happens to Graphites delocalised electrons

A

They form an ‘electron cloud’ which is free to move

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7
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Physical Properties of Diamond

A

High MP and BP
Very Hard
Doesn’t conduct electricity
Insoluble

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8
Q

What structure is diamond

A

Giant Covalent Structure

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9
Q

Each Carbon atoms is bonded to __________ other atoms

A

4

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10
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Uses of Graphite

A

For pencils

As a lubrica to reduce friction of moving surfaces

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11
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Uses for diamond

A

Jewellery

Drills for cutting through rocks

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12
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Describe Graphites forces

A

They are very weak in their structure and are easily broken

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13
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What is Buckminster Fullerene

A

It is an allotrope of carbon which each pf its molecules are made from 60 carbon atoms forming a hollow sphere.

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