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Covalent Structures, Carbon allotropes Science 10

Science 10. Non-metal atoms sharing electrons Can form two structures: Simple molecular structure (last class) ◦ Simple, small molecules ◦ Strong

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 Element, solid, non-metal  Atomic Number =6, Atomic mass=12.01 amu  Has many allotropes – different molecular forms (configurations/structures) in the same state  Can you think of some?

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Page 1: Science 10.  Non-metal atoms sharing electrons  Can form two structures:  Simple molecular structure (last class) ◦ Simple, small molecules ◦ Strong

Covalent Structures, Carbon allotropes

Science 10

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Non-metal atoms sharing electrons Can form two structures: Simple molecular structure (last class)

◦ Simple, small molecules◦ Strong intra-molecular covalent bonds◦ Weak intermolecular bonds (between molecules)◦ Low melting and boiling points

Giant covalent structure◦ Huge, 3-D structure◦ Strong intermolecular bonds lead to high melting

and boiling points

Covalent Bonding - Recap

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Element, solid, non-metal

Atomic Number =6, Atomic mass=12.01 amu

Has many allotropes – different molecular forms (configurations/structures) in the same state

Can you think of some?

Carbon

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Diamond Graphite Fullerenes (buckyball) Carbon nanotubes

Allotropes of Carbon

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Make a table with four headings:◦ Diamond◦ Graphite◦ Buckminsterfullerne (C60)◦ Carbon nanotubes (CNT)

List all the properties you can think of. Then discuss and compare tables as a class.

Brainstorm

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http://www.creative-chemistry.org.uk/molecules/carbon.htm

Molecular Models of Carbon

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LifeGem – Company based in Illinois, USA

www.lifegem.com Scroll down and select the “created from

carbon” hyperlink to see the process Cool, eh?

Interesting fact – you can be a diamond!!!

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O – Oxygen (O2) and Ozone (O3)

Other element allotropes

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Will have different structure

Will have different chemical and physical properties (eg. Reactivity or colour)

Different potential uses in the scientific community and society

Allotropes

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