Ionic Solids
Molecular Solids
Diamond
Graphite
Sodium Chloride
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Melting Point

High

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Two types of solid

Simple and Giant

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The atoms it is made of

Is it carbon?

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What kind of bond is present

Covalent

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Formula for Sodium Chloride

NaCl
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Conducts electricity when solid.

False

200

Diamond and graphite are what kind of molecular solids

Giant Molecular

200

The melting point is

Very High

200

The conductivity

Conducts Electricity

200

It conducts electricity because it has free mobile electrons when molten

False

300

Type of bond present

Ionic bond

300

Simple molecular solid have ____ force of attraction with strong _____ bonds

Intermolecular, covalent

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What kind of crystal/solid is it

Giant covalent 

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Shape of the ring formed by carbons

hexagonal

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what is the melting point

8010C

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Contains charged ions. Name these

Cation (positive) and anion (negative)

400

____ conducts electricity; except ____

do not, graphite

400

Type of bond present

Covalent

400

The force of attraction between the layers 

Weak

400

Name the ions present. Which is the cation and which is the anion.

Sodium ions Na+ and Chloride ions Cl-

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Example of Ionic Solid

NaCl

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Why aren't they malleable?

Because of covalent bonds in all planes, meaning that the bonds have to broken for any change in shape.

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How are the carbons arranged

Tetrahedron

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It is an allotrope of

Carbon

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How does it dissolve in water

water is a polar molecule, with a negative and positive end. These sections of molecules interact with the opposite charged ion. the force of the attraction between water and ion is stronger than the association between ions.