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What pattern do carbon atoms form in graphene?

Flat honeycomb pattern

How thick is a single layer of graphene?

One atom thick

How many other carbon atoms does each carbon atom bond to in graphene?

Three

Why does graphene conduct electricity?

It has delocalised electrons

Which property does NOT describe graphene?

Brittle and heavy

What electronic devices use graphene?

Computer chips and touchscreens

What type of structures are fullerenes?

Hollow three-dimensional shapes

How many carbon atoms does buckminsterfullerene (C60C_{60}) contain?

60

What shape are carbon nanotubes?

Cylindrical

What property makes carbon nanotubes hard to pull apart?

Very high tensile strength

How do fullerenes deliver drugs in medicine?

Carry drugs inside their hollow structure

Why do fullerenes work well as lubricants?

Their round shape makes them roll easily

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