Materials and bonding 0.0 / 5 ? ChemistryStructure and bondingGCSEWJEC Created by: kateCreated on: 18-05-13 12:16 example of giant covalent structure diamond and graphite 1 of 19 properties of diamond and graphite very high melting and boiling points, does not dissolve in water 2 of 19 how are carbon atoms linked in diamond? covalently to four other carbon atoms 3 of 19 how are carbon atoms linked in graphite? covalently to three other carbon atoms. There is a sea of free moving electrons becuase the fourth electron is unbonded 4 of 19 the appearance of graphite is.. grey/black shiny solid 5 of 19 the hardness of graphite is.. very soft 6 of 19 the conductivity of graphite is.. conducts electricity 7 of 19 the melting point of graphite is.. very high 8 of 19 uses of graphite pencil lubricants 9 of 19 the appearance of diamond is.. transparent 10 of 19 the hardness of diamond is.. very hard 11 of 19 the conductivity of diamond is.. electrical insulator 12 of 19 the melting point of diamond is.. very high 13 of 19 uses of diamond gemstones or glass cutting 14 of 19 what are carbon nanotubes? roles of carbon hexagons, similar to graphite 15 of 19 can carbon nanotubes conduct electricity? yes 16 of 19 properties of carbon nanotubes extremely strong and have a very low density 17 of 19 what are carbon nanotubes used for? in small electronic circuits 18 of 19 why is aluminium good for making planes? has a low density 19 of 19
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