4.2.2.6 - Giant covalent structures
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What is another name for giant covalent structures?
Macromolecules
Describe the bonding in giant covalent structures.
In giant covalent structures, all the atoms are bonded to each by strong covalent bonds
Do giant covalent structure have low or high melting / boiling points?
High melting points, as they have strong covalent bond which must be overcome to melt or boil the substance
What state are giant covalent structures at room temperature?
Solids (due to their high melting points)
Can giant covalent structures conduct electricity?
No (excluding graphite) as they do not contain charged particles.
List some examples of giant covalent structures.
Diamond (form of carbon)
Graphite (form of carbon)
Silicon dioxide (silica)
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