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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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Covalent Structures, Carbon allotropes
Science 10
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
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
Diamond Graphite Fullerenes (buckyball) Carbon nanotubes
Allotropes of Carbon
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
http://www.creative-chemistry.org.uk/molecules/carbon.htm
Molecular Models of Carbon
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!!!
O – Oxygen (O2) and Ozone (O3)
Other element allotropes
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
See handout
Work period today
MLA style info: Go through HS Library Website Online databases
Assignment