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    This document appears to be a chemistry exam consisting of 4 questions about giant covalent structures and composites. It includes questions about nanoparticles in sunscreen, the structure of graphite allowing it to conduct electricity, properties resulting from diamond's giant covalent structure, and explaining the relative melting points, strengths and electrical conductivity of diamond, graphene and fullerenes based on their structures and bonding. The exam is out of a total of 13 marks.

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    Name: _______________________________________________

    Chem C
    Giant Covalent Structures & Composites

    Date:

    Time:

    Total marks available:

    Total marks achieved: ______

    1. Read all questions carefully


    2. Think - what is the question asking.
    3. Write - what do you know that will answer this question.
    4. Check all your answers at the end + mark
    Questions
    Q1.

    Nanoparticles are found in some sunscreens.

    (i) An atom has a radius of about 0.1 nm.


    A nanoparticle might have a radius of about
    (1)
    A 0.01 nm
    B 0.1 nm
    C 50 nm
    D 1 cm

    (ii) A useful property of nanoparticles in sunscreens is that they


    (1)
    A have a low surface area to volume ratio
    B are toxic
    C are white
    D prevent harmful UV radiation reaching the skin

    (iii) A nanoparticle has a surface area of 38 400 nm2 and a volume of 51 200 nm3.
    Calculate the surface area to volume ratio.
    (2)
    .............................................................................................................................................

    .............................................................................................................................................

    .............................................................................................................................................

    .............................................................................................................................................

    surface area to volume ratio = 100 : ...........................................................

    (Total for question = 4 marks)

    Q2.

    Explain, in terms of its structure, how graphite conducts electricity.


    (2)
    .............................................................................................................................................

    .............................................................................................................................................

    .............................................................................................................................................
    (Total for question = 2 marks)
    Q3.

    Diamond has a giant covalent structure.

    State one property of diamond that is the result of its giant covalent structure.
    (1)
    .............................................................................................................................................

    (Total for question = 1 mark)

    Q4.

    Covalent substances can be simple molecular covalent or giant covalent.

    * Figure 8 shows the arrangement of carbon atoms in diamond, graphene and a fullerene (C60).

    Figure 8

    Consider these three substances.

    Explain, in terms of their structures and bonding, their relative melting points, strengths and abilities to
    conduct electricity.

    (Total for question = 6 marks)


    Mark Scheme
    Q1.

    Q2.
    Q3.

    Q4.

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