CARBON STRUCTURES
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- Created on: 22-03-19 17:32
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- c.a.r.b.o.n s.tr.uc.tu.re.s
- d.i.a.m.o.n.d
- VERY HARD
- There are many strong covalent bonds
- Each carbon atom in diamond is bonded to at least 4 other carbon atoms.
- Creates strong covalent bonds in diamond.
- Each carbon atom in diamond is bonded to at least 4 other carbon atoms.
- Used as a cutting tool for other materials
- There are many strong covalent bonds
- Form of carbon.
- High Melting Point
- Lots of energy needed to break strong covalent bonds
- There are many strong covalent bonds
- Each carbon atom in diamond is bonded to at least 4 other carbon atoms.
- Creates strong covalent bonds in diamond.
- Each carbon atom in diamond is bonded to at least 4 other carbon atoms.
- There are many strong covalent bonds
- Lots of energy needed to break strong covalent bonds
- Doesn't Conduct Electricity
- No delocalised electrons
- VERY HARD
- g.r.a.p.h.i.t.e
- Conducts Electrcity
- Reason: Each carbon atom forms 3 bonds.
- 1 electron is delocalised
- This electron can move freely
- Conducts Electrcity
- Reason: Each carbon atom forms 3 bonds.
- 1 electron is delocalised
- This electron can move freely
- This electron can move freely
- 1 electron is delocalised
- Reason: Each carbon atom forms 3 bonds.
- Conducts Electrcity
- This electron can move freely
- 1 electron is delocalised
- Reason: Each carbon atom forms 3 bonds.
- Soft
- Carbon atoms=layers of hexagonal rings
- Held together by weak intermolecular forces
- Used for pencil lead as it is very lubricant.
- Carbon atoms=layers of hexagonal rings
- Covalent Bonds
- each carbon atom is bonded to 3 other carbon atoms.
- Creates a giant covalent structure
- each carbon atom is bonded to 3 other carbon atoms.
- Conducts Electrcity
- g.r.a.p.h.e.n.e
- Conducts Electricity
- Each carbon atom has 1 delocalised electron
- It is a single layer of graphite
- Light but Strong
- One atom thick
- Strong covalent bonds mean that it is strong
- u.s.e.s
- electronics and composite materials.
- To increase the material's strength without adding more mass
- Solar panels, batteries etc.
- Conducts Electricity
- d.i.a.m.o.n.d
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