Diamond (Edexcel GCSE Chemistry Combined Science): Flashcards

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Diamond Structure
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What is the structure of diamond?

Diamond has a tetrahedral lattice structure.

How are carbon atoms arranged in diamond?

Carbon atoms are bonded in a 3D network.

What type of bonding is present in diamond?

Diamond features covalent bonding between carbon atoms.

What is diamond's main property due to its structure?

Diamond is very hard due to strong covalent bonds.

Does diamond conduct electricity?

No, diamond does not conduct electricity.

What gives diamond its clarity?

Diamond's clear structure allows light to pass through.

What is a use of diamond in industry?

Diamonds are used for cutting tools and abrasives.

Is diamond a metallic or non-metallic structure?

Diamond is a non-metallic solid.

Can diamond be used in jewelry? Why?

Yes, due to its brilliance and hardness.

What element is diamond made of?

Diamond is composed entirely of carbon.

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