
CARBON AND ITS COMPOUNDS1
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Atinuke Fasegha
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Write the electronic configuration of carbon
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is the ability of a substance to exist in various forms in the same physical states.
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Carbon atoms are arranged in a ------- , each carbon atom is joined to four other carbon atoms by strong covalent bond resulting in a 3- dimensional giant (macro) molecule which has a network of octahedral structure.
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Carbon atoms are arranged in parallel layers, each carbon atom is covalently bonded to three other atoms to produce an infinite two ---------- flat hexagonal layer structure which are held together by weak van der waals attractive forces.
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Carbon belongs to which group on the periodic table?
Group II
Group III
Group IV
Group V
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What is the atomic number of carbon?
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Which of the following is a pure, naturally occurring form of carbon?
Coal
Charcoal
Diamond
Crude oil
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The ability of an element to exist in more than one form in the same physical state is called:
Isomerism
Polymerization
Allotropy
Isomorphism
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In diamond, each carbon atom is bonded to how many other carbon atoms?
Two
Three
Four
Six
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The layers of carbon atoms in graphite are held together by:
Strong covalent bonds
Ionic bonds
Metallic bonds
Weak van der Waals forces
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Which of the following is a physical property of diamond?
Soft and black
Conducts electricity
Hard and colourless
Low melting point
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Graphite conducts electricity due to the presence of:
Strong covalent bonds
Mobile electrons
A giant molecular structure
High density
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Due to its hardness, diamond is commonly used for:
Making pencil lead
As a dry lubricant
Cutting glasses
As black pigment in paints
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Graphite is mixed with clay to make:
Electrodes
Crucibles
Gemstones
Pencil lead
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Wood charcoal can be obtained by burning wood in the absence of -------
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It is the ----- form of charcoal.
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It is used to ----- gases and to remove colors from colored solutions.
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It is also known as -------- charcoal
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-- is obtained when gaseous or liquid hydrocarbon fuels such as bottled cooking gas or when kerosene is burned in a limited supply of air.
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This is obtained when natural gas, mainly -----, is burned in an inadequate supply of air.
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Coke is obtained when coal is heated in the absence of air, a porous dark gray solid which is used as fuel and in the ----- of metals.
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What is the electronic configuration of carbon?
1s²2s²2p¹
1s²2s²2p²
1s²2s¹2p³
1s²2s²2p³
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Which of the following is NOT a natural form of pure carbon?
Diamond
Graphite
Coal
Both diamond and graphite
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What is allotropy?
The ability of a substance to change its chemical composition
The existence of an element in different physical states
The ability of a substance to exist in various forms in the same physical state
The process of carbon formation
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In diamond's structure, how many carbon atoms is each carbon atom bonded to?
Two
Three
Four
Five
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What type of force holds the layers of graphite together?
Ionic bonds
Covalent bonds
Van der Waals forces
Metallic bonds
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Why does graphite conduct electricity while diamond does not?
Because graphite has a higher density
Because graphite has mobile electrons
Because graphite has a lower melting point
Because graphite is softer
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Which property is NOT characteristic of diamond?
Hard
Transparent
Good conductor of electricity
High refractive index
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What makes graphite suitable for use as a lubricant?
Its high melting point
Its ability to conduct electricity
Its layers can slide over each other
Its black color
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Which form of carbon is used in gas masks?
Diamond
Graphite
Wood charcoal
Carbon black
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What is the purest form of charcoal?
Wood charcoal
Sugar charcoal
Animal charcoal
Lamp black
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What is produced when carbon burns in excess air?
Carbon monoxide
Carbon dioxide
Carbon tetrachloride
Carbon disulfide
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Which type of carbon is used in making pencil lead?
Diamond
Graphite
Lamp black
Carbon black
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What is producer gas composed of?
CO and H₂
CO and N₂
CO₂ and N₂
CO₂ and H₂
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Which form of carbon is used for decolorizing solutions?
Sugar charcoal
Wood charcoal
Animal charcoal
Carbon black
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What is formed when calcium reacts with carbon?
Calcium oxide
Calcium carbonate
Calcium carbide
Calcium hydroxide
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What happens when coke reacts with steam?
Producer gas is formed
Water gas is formed
Carbon dioxide is formed
Carbon monoxide is formed
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Which of these is NOT a use of carbon black?
In printer's ink
In rubber manufacturing
In gas masks
In shoe polish
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What is the density of diamond?
2.3 g/cm³
3.5 g/cm³
4.5 g/cm³
5.3 g/cm³
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How is activated charcoal produced?
By burning wood in excess air
By treating wood charcoal with steam
By heating sugar in absence of air
By burning animal bones
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Which reaction occurs when carbon reduces hot concentrated H₂SO₄?
Only CO₂ is produced
Only SO₂ is produced
CO₂, SO₂, and H₂O are produced
Only H₂O is produced
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