Giant Structures Flashcards

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What are the physical properties of diamond and graphite

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Both giant covalent with high m and b points.
Dimond is a poor conductor graphite is good

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What are the properties of giant covalent structures

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Doesn’t conduct as a solid or liquid but has a giant structure with high M and B points

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Why do giant covalent structures have high melting points

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Because they have a giant structure and require lots if energy to break the many covalent bomds

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How can i tell what property is a bond

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Look at there conductivity.

Ions: only conducts as liquid but nothing else
Covalent: doesn’t conduct in any state
Metallic: conducts as solid and liquid

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What is a carbon allortrope

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Different forms of the same element in the same physical shape

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What are the properties of dimond

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Giant covalent lattice
Solid at room temp
High melting and boiling point
No free mobile charged particles so bad conductor
4 bonds per Carbon atom

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What is a lattice strucutre

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refers to a regular, repeating arrangement of atoms, ions, or molecules

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Properties of graphite

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Giant covalent
Solid at room temp
High m and b points
Good conductivity as delocalised electrons can move through the structure
Lubricant and can slide
3 bonds per Carbon atom

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9
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Properities of buckminsterfullerene

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Simple molecular
Low m and b points
Weak intermolecular forces
Poor conductor
Sphere shape and lubricant
3 bonds per Carbon atom

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Properties for graphene

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Giant covalent
High m and b points
Good conductor - has delocalised electrons
Very hard, can be used for screens

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What does nano mean

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Nanoscale or 1 billionth of a metere. 1x10^-9

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What are fullerenes

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Fullerenes are an allotrope of carbon and are known for their hollow, cage-like structures

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What are nanotubes

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Graphene sheets rolled into cylindrical tubes

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What can nanotubes be used for

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nanotechnology, electronics and specialised materials.

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