Allotropes and Flame Test Colours Flashcards

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What is the structure and properties of Diamond?

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3D tetrahedral (each C bonded to 4 others). Extremely hard, insulator, transparent, high melting point.

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What is the structure and properties of Graphite?

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Layers of hexagonal sheets. Conducts electricity, slippery, soft, black.

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What is the structure and properties of Graphene?

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Single atomic layer of graphite. Very strong, flexible, excellent conductor.

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What is the structure and properties of O2 (dioxygen)?

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O=O double bond. Colourless gas, supports combustion, essential for life.

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What is the structure and properties of O3 (ozone)?

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Bent molecule (O–O=O). Bluish gas, sharp smell, toxic, absorbs UV radiation.

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What is the structure and properties of White Tin (β-tin)?

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Tetragonal metallic. Malleable, shiny, stable at room temperature.

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What is the structure and properties of Grey Tin (α-tin)?

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Diamond-like covalent. Brittle, dull, non-metallic, forms below 13°C.

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What is the structure and properties of White Phosphorus?

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P4 tetrahedra. Highly reactive, glows in dark, toxic, stored under water.

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What is the structure and properties of Red Phosphorus?

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Chains of P atoms. More stable, used in matches, safer than white.

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What is the structure and properties of Black Phosphorus?

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Layered like graphite. Most stable, brittle, shiny, conducts electricity.

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What is the structure and properties of Rhombic Sulfur?

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S8 rings in orthorhombic crystals. Yellow, brittle, stable at room temperature.

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What is the structure and properties of Monoclinic Sulfur?

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S8 rings in monoclinic structure. Forms at higher temperatures, less stable.

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What color does Sodium produce?

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Yellow-orange

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What color does Potassium produce?

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Lilac

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What color does Strontium produce?

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Crimson

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What color does Lithium produce?

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What color does Barium produce?

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What color does Calcium produce?

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What color does Copper produce?

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What color does Iron (II) produce?

21
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What color does Iron (III) produce?

22
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What color does Lead (II) produce?

23
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What color does Magnesium produce?