

Giant Covalent Structure
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SAMANTHA CHEW
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Diamond and graphite are examples of
giant ionic lattice structure
giant covalent structure
simple covalent structure
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Diamond and graphite have giant covalent structure.
Which other substance is also a giant covalent molecule?
silicon(IV) oxide
carbon dioxide
oxygen
bromine
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The diagram shows the structure of a diamond. A diamond is made of C atoms only.
Each C atom forms covalent bond with
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Multiple Choice
How would you describe the arrangement of the atoms?
3 dimensional structure
layers of hexagonal rings of carbons
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Multiple Choice
Each C has 4 covalent bonds. All four are used in formation of covalent bonds. Can this substance conduct electricity, molten or solid?
Yes. There are mobile electrons
No. There are no mobile electrons
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Multiple Choice
The diagram shows graphite. Describe the structure
1 C atom forms covalent bond with 3 other C atoms
1 C atom forms ionic bond with 3 other C atoms
1 C atom forms covalent bond with 4 other C atoms
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Fill in the Blanks
Describe how the atoms are arranged:
It forms continuous
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Multiple Choice
Each C atom has ...... valency electrons. Only 3 are involved in bonding.
4
5
2
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As a result of the properties mentioned earlier
Graphite can conduct electricity because it has mobile electrons
Graphite is soft and slippery
Graphite is hard and brittle
Graphite can be used as electrode, lubricant and used in pencil
Graphite cannot conduct electricity when solid
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Multiple Choice
The structure of Silicon(IV) oxide:
1 Si atom is bonded to ......... O atoms,
1 O atom is bonded to .......... Si atoms
4, 1
4, 2
2, 4
1, 2
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Multiple Choice
Can silicon(IV) oxide conduct electricity when solid and when molten?
No. No mobile ions and no mobile electrons
Yes. There are mobile ions
Diamond and graphite are examples of
giant ionic lattice structure
giant covalent structure
simple covalent structure
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