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Card 16
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Explain why silicon dioxide has a giant structure?
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Card 17
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Explain how atoms form a piece of sodium are held together?
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Card 18
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What are the properties of simple covalent molecules?
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Card 19
Front
Why do simple covalent structures have low boiling/melting points?
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Card 20
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Why are ionic compounds solid at room temperature?
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Card 21
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Why can ionic substances conduct electricity when molten or dissolved in water (in past paper)?
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Card 22
Front
Why are ionic compounds unable to conduct electricity when they are solid?
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Card 23
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Why can’t simple molecules conduct electricity?
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Card 24
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Why do simple molecules have low boiling points and melting points?
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Card 25
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What are intermolecular forces?
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