Diamond, graphite and silicon dioxide all have giant covalent structures.
The diagram shows the structures of these three substances.
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Diamond, graphite and silicon dioxide all have giant covalent structures.
The diagram shows the structures of these three substances.
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This question is about substances with covalent bonds.
Structure A | Graphite | C60 Fullerene |
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Carbon dioxide contains covalent bonds.
The covalent bonds in a molecule of carbon dioxide can be represented by a dot-and-cross diagram.
Which is the correct dot-and-cross diagram for carbon dioxide?
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☐ | B | ||
☐ | C | ||
☐ | D |
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This question is about carbon and its compounds.
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Silicon dioxide, SiO2, and silicon(IV) chloride, SiCl4, are both covalently bonded compounds.
The table below shows the melting point and boiling point of these compounds.
Compound | Melting point / o C | Boiling point / o C |
Silicon dioxide | 1710 | 2230 |
Silicon(IV) chloride | -69 | 58 |
Which statement is not correct about the two compounds?
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☐ | A | at room temperature silicon dioxide is a solid and silicon(IV) chloride is a liquid | |
☐ | B | silicon dioxide has a giant covalent structure | |
☐ | C | silicon(IV) chloride has a lower melting point as it has fewer covalent bonds to overcome | |
☐ | D | silicon(IV) chloride has a simple molecular structure |
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This question is about some compounds of the elements in Group 4 of the Periodic Table.
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☐ | A | 1 | |
☐ | B | 5 | |
☐ | C | 7 | |
☐ | D | 9 |
☐ | A | acids contain OH− ions | |
☐ | B | acids are electron donors | |
☐ | C | acids are proton acceptors | |
☐ | D | acids are proton donors |
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Compound | Melting point in °C | Boiling point in °C | Physical state at room temperature |
SiO2 | 1710 | 2230 | solid |
SiCl4 | −69 | 58 |
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#The diagram shows the structures of three substances that have giant covalent structures.
Which does not provide the correct explanation of the property of a substance?
Substance | Property | Explanation | |
A | graphite | conducts electricity | its ions are free to move through the layers |
B | diamond | hard | each carbon atom is covalently bonded to four other carbon atoms |
C | silicon dioxide | high melting point | it has many strong covalent bonds which require a large amount of energy to break |
D | graphite | soft | its layers can slide over each other |
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☐ | A | ||
☐ | B | ||
☐ | C | ||
☐ | D |
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Ammonia, NH3, is a small covalent molecule.
How many non-bonding, outer-shell electrons are present in one molecule of ammonia?
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☐ | A | 0 | |
☐ | B | 2 | |
☐ | C | 5 | |
☐ | D | 6 |
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Halon 1301 is a compound used in some fire extinguishers.
Halon 1301 has the percentage composition by mass of
C 8.05% Br 53.69% F 38.26%
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