A level chemistry
Which elements form giant covalent structures as oppose to simple molecular structures or metallic structures?
General elements are hydrogen, oxygen, carbon and nitrogen, but it depends on the elements they are connected with in a bond. For a covalent bond (and structure) they need approximately the same electronegativity to create an area in which common electrons are shared with each other.
@5hyl33n and @TypicalNerd may you two have a better explanation for a response.
@5hyl33n and @TypicalNerd may you two have a better explanation for a response.
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Original post by convivialkiwi
Which elements form giant covalent structures as oppose to simple molecular structures or metallic structures?
Silicon dioxide (SiO2), Diamond (C) I think that’s all you need to know for aqa. You have to be able to
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