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More free electrons & protons an ion posseses
stronger the metal becomes
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Why are metals good conductors?
free electrons
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metallic bonds are
strong- lots of enery needed to break them
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ionic bonds
transfer of electrons from a metal atom to a non metal atom
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ions
charged particles formed by ionic bonding
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covalent bonding
shared pair of electrons between non metals
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group
electrons in outer shell
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Giant ionic structure
A lattice of ions held together by strong electrostatic forces
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strong electrostatic forces (ionic bonds)=

high melting + boiling points
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Simple molecular structure
Consists of molecules in which the atoms are joined by strong covalent bonds.
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forces holding simple molecular structure

weak intermolecular forces, leading to low melting and boiling point
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Giant covalent structure
Contains a lot of non-metal atoms, each joined to adjacent atoms by covalent bonds
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giant molecular structure melting and boiling point

very high- lots of covalent bonds must be broken
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diamond appearance, uses and conductivity
-transparent/crystalline
-glass cutting, drillbits
-does not conduct electricity
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diamond definition
A form of carbon with 4 covalent bonds to each carbon atom. Hard.
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graphite appearence, uses and conductivity
-dark grey, opaque
-pencils, lubricant
-conducts electricity
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graphite definition
a form of carbon in which the carbon atoms form layers, each atom joined to 3 other carbon atoms. layers slide due to lack of covalent bonds between them.
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silica definition
similar structure to diamond, hard, high melting point, silicon and oxygen atoms present as opposed to carbon atoms
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fullerenes definition
cages and tubes with different numbers of carbon atoms
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buckminsterfullerene definiton and uses
-sperical molecules, 60 carbon atoms
-used for drug delivery systems in the body, in lubricants and as catalysts
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nanotubes definition and uses

-very small tube fullerene, diameter 10,000x less than a human hair
-strong, low density
-conduct electricity
-proposed to be used in small electronic circuits
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carbon nano tubes are made of
single layers from a graphite structure (graphene layers) rolled into tubes
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