See what we can offer to your school
"SimpleStudy just makes sense...”
Get the best plan for your school
10 cards from this deck
Diamond has a tetrahedral, covalent network structure.
Strong covalent bonds between carbon atoms make it hard.
Diamond conducts heat well due to its strong lattice structure.
Diamonds' hardness allows them to cut through glass effectively.
Diamond has no free electrons to carry electric current.
Diamonds are used in cutting tools due to their hardness.
Diamond has a 3D structure; graphite has a layered 2D structure.
Diamond is tetrahedral; graphene is flat, hexagonal layers.
Diamonds form under high pressure and temperature in the earth.
Diamonds can refract light, creating brilliant sparkle.
Show more
Select your subjects, and get access to A+ resources today.