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What type of bonding would you expect between the following pair of elements?

Carbon and Chlorine

[4] Carbon and its Compounds
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What type of bonding would you expect between the following pair of elements?

Hydrogen and Chlorine

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Using electron-dot diagrams which show only the outermost shell electrons, show how a molecule of nitrogen, N2, is formed from two nitrogen atoms. What name is given to this type of bonding?

(Atomic number of nitrogen is 7)

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Draw the electron-dot structure of the following compound and state the type of bonding in the given case:

CO2

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Draw the electron-dot structure of the following compound and state the type of bonding in the given case:

H2O

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Draw the electron-dot structure of the following compound and state the type of bonding in the given case:

HCl

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Using electron-dot diagrams which show only the outermost shell electrons, show how a molecule of oxygen, O2, is formed from two oxygen atoms. What name is given to this type of bonding?

(At. No. of oxygen = 8)

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Explain why, diamond is hard while graphite is soft (though both are made of carbon atoms).

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Draw the electron-dot structure of the following compound and state the type of bonding in the given case:

NH3

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Draw the electron-dot structure of the following compound and state the type of bonding in the given case:

N2

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Write two points of difference in the structures of diamond and graphite.

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Explain why, graphite can be used as a lubricant but diamond cannot.

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Explain why, diamond can be used in rock drilling equipment but graphite cannot.

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State one use of diamond which depends on its ‘extraordinary brilliance’ and one use of graphite which depends on its being ‘black and quite soft’.

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What is diamond?

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Describe the structure of diamond. Draw a s imple diagram to show the arrangement of carbon atoms in diamond.

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Explain why, diamond has a high melting point.

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State any two uses of diamond.

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What is graphite?

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Of what substance is graphite made?

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