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Card 6
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Why do ionic compounds need to be molten or in solution to conduct electricity?
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Card 7
Front
Explain why a block of copper can be hammered into a sheet.
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Card 8
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Silver nanoparticles are used in socks to prevent bad smells. How are silver nanoparticles different to regular silver particles?
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Card 9
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Silver nanoparticles are used in socks to prevent bad smells. Suggest why the manufacturers used nanoparticles instead of regular silver particles.
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Card 10
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Explain why thermosetting polymers are used to make handles for cooking pans.
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Card 11
Front
Explain how the atoms in a metal are bonded together.
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Card 12
Front
Why can graphite conduct electricity?
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Card 13
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Explain what is meant by intermolecular forces.
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Card 14
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What is a fullerene?
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